Fallout Developer Profile: Lakin Shoobridge ( Interview )
posted by Exitium on Wed 29 September 2004, 09:03:43
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No Mutants Allowed has a sparkling new Fallout Developer Profile, this time of Fallout Tactics developer Lakin Shoobridge who did a lot of the animation in the aforementioned title. Here's a piece:
What’s your favourite Fallout memory?
After a week of animating deaths, I rather gleefully turned to the senior in charge of me to show him the ghoul explode death. Look on his face was a mix of mostly shock and fear. He immediately took me off violent animations and had me do walk cycles for a week.
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Gareth Davies FOT dev profile at NMA ( Interview )
posted by Spazmo on Thu 23 September 2004, 15:25:04
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Our pals at No Mutants Allowed have posted the latest in their series of developer profiles. This time, Gareth "Section8" Davies steps up to the plate in an attempt to justify himself. Let's skip to what's always the most interesting question in these...
Any last word to the Fallout fan base?
So long and thanks for all the goatse.cx
Yes.
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Da Game Boyz reviews Fallout Tactics ( Review )
posted by Vault Dweller on Fri 09 July 2004, 17:18:50
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Blast from the past! A site called Da Gamers Boyz has posted a very amusing review of Fallout Tactics, a game that's "basically took the best part of the first two games and expanded on it: the combat." Enjoy the show!
Here we have a franchise that is founded with a familiar turn-based combat system, but leaps so far forward in terms of engrossing back story and unbridled style that we can't really classify it as part of that genre
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In Fallout 2, you play the very same dweller, now a wanderer.
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The engine, at first glance, appears basically the same. It's still a sprite-based isometric view. Fortunately, with the higher resolution and many more new objects in the game world, it still appears new.
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The true versatility of the game comes into play when you're given the freedom to achieve this goal in nearly any way you want.
One word: wow!
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Tony Oakden Dev Profile @ NMA Fallout ( Interview )
posted by Exitium on Fri 25 June 2004, 06:48:05
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Tony Oakden, the producer of Fallout Tactics has graced the pages of No Mutants Allowed in their Fallout Developer Profiles feature. There's some pretty interesting stuff in there. Here's a taste:
Where do you see computer RPGs going?
The main stream titles will be smaller and more linear with higher production values. I hope there will still be independent studios producing more traditional RPG but they’ll have lower production values and so won’t sell to the main stream audience unfortunately.
Sigh. I can't wait for the RPG industry to get back up where Arcanum (arguably the last mainstream real CRPG) left it.
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