The Biggest Influences On Fallout, Tim Cain

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The Biggest Influences On Fallout, Tim Cain

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The Biggest Influences On Fallout

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I talk about the books, movies, and games that influenced Fallout the most, starting with specific elements of Fallout and what influenced them, and then tal...

Tim Cain the producer, designer and lead programmer of Fallout, talks about his teams’ inspirations for the game’s post-apocalyptic setting.

Other worthy content from Tim’s channel:
The Origin of Fallout’s Setting
The Music of Fallout

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