A Nostalgic Setup for Playing Fallout 2
This setup captures the classic experience of playing the 1998 role-playing game Fallout 2. The game is displayed on a vintage CRT monitor, accompanied by period-appropriate hardware including a multimedia Microsoft keyboard, a ball mouse, and Philips speakers. The screen shows the character creation and statistics menu for a character named David, highlighting the game's iconic SPECIAL system and skill point allocation. The surrounding desk space features additional retro gaming elements, such as a Quake III Arena game case and a stack of CD-ROMs, evoking the aesthetic and hardware environment common during the late 1990s PC gaming era.
Still the best Fallout
Love the game but find it hard to play, in the sense that controls are a bit "rigid". But yeah, would love to have many of the concepts in modern versions. I find it funny that there are more new build "primitive" towns, but in modern games it seems that people no longer can make
heck yeah! aim for the eyes and crotch!
Yes it is the best Fallout ever made. All of Tim Cain's ideas expended, he even worked on the game for a few months. Sad that Brian Fargo, the founder and CEO of Interplay, decided to f*ck Tim Cain in the a*s (literally) and significantly reduce his bonus for fallout 1, making hi
War never changes. You have my salute sir, go save Arroyo
So many years ago ...
And u know hose speakers make that sounds if ur phone is about to get called
Ever used the HEX editor cheat? Works for fallout 1 and 2. Create a new char and save it without spending any points and name it.... Whatever.... Znolkreuben or so. Quit the game, take the save and open it in a HEX editor. Scroll down und the last 2 numbers are 05. Change them to
The ball mouse, The UV screen on the screen The DC column The diskette box The "tudutt tudutt" HP speakers The multimedia keyboard The CRT screen Did I miss anything, apart from my youth?
best fallout ever made