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Tim Cain Explains Why He "Would Not Have Made Fallout Real-Time"
In a recent video, Tim Cain explains why Fallout wasn't made in real time and explores a hypothetical situation in which it ...
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Original Fallout footage lost forever. Tim Cain didn't get along with Interplay
The Fallout creator destroyed its own game archive, as Interplay was to store the data. However, the company failed to do so, ...
Fallout creator Tim Cain says he was "ordered to destroy" his personal archive of the RPG's development: "Individuals and organizations actively work against preservatio…
"There's a lot of organizations out there that demand to be the archive keeper, and then they do a terrible job at it" ...
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Fallout Creator Says He Was "Ordered To Destroy" All Of His Archives Of The First Game
The original source code and original artwork assets for the first Fallout game have been lost to time. In a new YouTube ...
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OG Fallout games’ source code, assets and more were ordered to be destroyed by Interplay, reveals series creator
Fallout creator Tim Cain revealed that Interplay demanded all source code of the original games to be destroyed.
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Fallout creator says he was "ordered to destroy" source code that the studio has since "lost"
Fallout creator Tim Cain has revealed that he was "ordered to destroy" all of his notes, code, and prototypes from his days at Fallout's original developer and publisher, Interplay, and as a ...
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Fallout Was Nearly A Lot More Like Diablo
Tim Cain revealed in a new YouTube video that Interplay marketing pushed him to make Fallout more like Diablo. However, when ...
Fallout 1 lead Tim Cain says the marketing department wanted him to make it real-time 'because of Diablo,' but he got them to back off when he told them how muc…
"Interplay marketing approached me in 1996, a year before we came out, and they wanted Fallout to be made real-time because ...
Fallout creator laments the loss of the game's earliest development materials: 'I had that in digital form and was ordered to destroy it'
The original Fallout's lead developer Tim Cain has been making YouTube videos about his long and eclectic career for a while now, and he keeps dropping fascinating tidbits about the foundations of ...