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• “We Chose This Ourselves”: Fallout Creator on Crunch, Reworks, and Living Paycheck to Paycheck

  Gaming News January 26, 2026, 03:19 AM

  

  The creator of the original Fallout, Tim Cain, has shared details about his day-to-day life during the development of the iconic RPG. In a new YouTube video, he revealed that in the mid-1990s he regularly worked 12-hour days and effectively lived without any financial safety net. According to Cain, the working conditions were far from comfortable, despite the importance of the project.
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• Ron Perlman Says He Agreed to Narrate Fallout for “$40 and a Sandwich”

  Gaming News January 13, 2026, 02:41 AM

  

  Hollywood actor Ron Perlman, whose voice became synonymous with the Fallout series, said he initially attached no importance to the project. Speaking on The Joe Vulpis Podcast, he recalled that he agreed to take part in the first game in the 1990s almost by accident.
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• Fallout Could Have Returned to Its Original Creators — But Bethesda Beat Them to It

  Gaming News January 10, 2026, 09:13 AM

  

  The Fallout franchise could have taken a very different path if things had gone another way in the mid‑2000s. According to Interplay co‑founder Brian Fargo, the studio simply had no choice — facing a severe financial crisis, it was forced to sell the Fallout rights to Bethesda.
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• Rebecca Heineman Has Died — Developer Who Stood at the Origins of 'Fallout', 'Wasteland', and 'Baldur's Gate'

  Gaming News November 18, 2025, 04:00 AM

  

  Rebecca Heineman, an industry veteran, programmer, and designer who made an enormous contribution to the development of computer games, has died at age 63. Her death was announced by Heineman's friend, Heidi McDonald, on the social network Bluesky.
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• Fallout Could Have Been Like Tomb Raider — But One Decision Changed Everything

  Gaming News October 30, 2025, 12:57 AM

  

  When the gaming industry took its first major step into 3D in 1996, Interplay also considered moving its new RPG project into the third dimension. As Fallout co-creator Leonard Boyarsky revealed in an interview with GamesRadar+, the team debated whether the first installment should be made in the style of Tomb Raider.
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