Fallout trivia - 28 little-known facts from after the end of the world
The voice of Timmy Neusbaum, who you have to make cry in Fallout 3s Tranquility Lane, is the voice of Cullen Pagliarulo. Hes the son of lead designer Em🔯il Pagliarulo.
Reckon you vaguely recognise the voice of the Robobrains🐓? Thats none other than Wil Wheaton formerly irritating child prodigy Wesley Crusher from Star Trek: The Ne🎃xt Generation and now jack-of-all-nerd-trades.
Mr. Handy and Harold are bot♈h voiced by St❀ephen Russell, who also plays Garrett in the Thief series of games.
At one point, Fallout 3 featured a surgery minigame, where you had t🐓o cauterize your own wounds while watching your character scream in pain. The team felt it slowed down the games pace to just heal your limbs.
Meat of Champions is a secret New Vegas perk that goes uncovered in the strategy guides. It was requested by senior producer Jason Bergman, explains Sawyer. He wanted an additional reward for cannibalising all of the Kings of New Vegas. That means getting the Cannibal perk, then chowing down on Caesar, Mr. House, The King, and 𒅌President Kimball after that, you get stat bonuse💙s for every body you eat. Tuck in
In the original design of the Fallout 3, you were actually able to driಌve Liberty Prime. You also did battle with a working and floating Rivet City.
If you sneak up behind a Bra൲hmin and activate it, your character will tip it over. Like aღ bastard.
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We have a unique gnome figurine in New Vegas called the Evil Gnome, laughs Sawyer. I asked the artist to model it after our lead worl♏d builder, Scott Everts. We like to think of him as an evil gnome, and decided to covertly slip him into the world in disguise.
In the Hubris Comics building in Fallout 3, there is a terminal in the computer games division that contains an💫 actual working text adventure called The Reign of Grelok.
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