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Fallout is an award-winning series of post-apocalyptic computer role-playing games by Interplay Entertainment and Bethesda Softworks. Originally envisioned as a sequel to Wasteland using Steve Jackson's GURPS, by release, Fallout became its own thing: A pen-and-paper inspired role playing game set in a world where utopian, retrofuturistic Americana and Art Deco meets the harsh reality of a global thermonuclear war.

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Did You Know?

... that Shady Sands, Khans, Jackals and Vipers all come from the same vault?
... that the New California Republic is the largest governmental body in the known post-war world?
... that Alice McLafferty, Joshua Graham and Arcade Gannon were originally going to be Van Buren characters before appearing in Fallout: New Vegas?
... that the Regulators in Fallout and the Regulators of Fallout 3 are entirely different organizations?
... that Shady Sands, Khans, Jackals and Vipers all come from the same vault?
... that Lancer-Captain Kells is voiced by Tim Russ, who played Tuvok on Star Trek: Voyager?
... that Stealth Boys generate a modulating field that transmits the reflected light from one side of an object to the other?

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