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| {{All Game Nav|game=Fallout 2|num=1}} | | |completion=2 |
| {{infobox
| | |image=Fallout2.jpg |
| |title=Fallout 2 | | |title=Fallout 2 |
| |boxart=[[Image:Fallout2.jpg|250px]]
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| |developer=[[Black Isle Studios]] | | |developer=[[Black Isle Studios]] |
| |publisher=[[Interplay Entertainment Corporation]] | | |publisher={{colist|Interplay Entertainment|MacPlay}} |
| |categories=[[RPG]] | | |year=1998 |
| |systems=[[Windows 9x]], [[Mac]] | | |systems={{syslist|win|macos}} |
| |releasedates=[[September 30]], [[1998]] | | |ratings={{ESRB|M}}{{ELSPA|15}} |
| | |genre=[[RPG]] |
| |players=1 | | |players=1 |
| |ESRB=M | | |modes=[[Single player]] |
| |ELSPA=15 | | |preceded by=[[Fallout]] |
| |requirements='''PC'''<br />90MHz CPU, 16MB RAM, 30MB HDD, DirectX graphics card<br />'''Mac'''<br />PPC G3 233MHz, 128MB RAM, 600MB HDD, Mac OS X 10.1.4 | | |followed by=[[Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel|Fallout Tactics]] |
| | |series=Fallout |
| | |pcgamingwiki=Fallout 2 |
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| Fallout 2 begins in July 2241, about 80 years after [[Fallout]] started. It shares the same game engine with the original Fallout and, like its predecessor, is just as engaging, original, and violent.
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| | | '''Fallout 2''' is a single player role-playing game developed by Interplay Entertainment, following as a sequel to [[Fallout]]. It takes place after a nuclear war that destroyed large parts of the United States. |
| Unlike Fallout 1, Fallout 2 is a much more "mature" game. Take, for instance, New Reno. New Reno is filled with self-described pimps and prostitutes, and your character can even become a porn star. Likewise, there are many more chances to "score" in Fallout 2 to Fallout 1. These details make the main plot much more contrived (though it's a lot better than many of games out there) and also make it lose a lot of its appeal.
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| The plotline begins when the Vault Dweller was exiled from Vault 13 (end-game movie in Fallout 1). The Vault Dweller was followed by a few other dwellers, and together, they trudged northward in the wastelands of North California.
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| The small group founded a community, Arroyo. It was (and still is) a primarily agragrian community and is quite primitive, but the villagers later turned it into a thriving community.
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| The Vault Dweller vanished from Arroyo and was presumed dead. His daughter became the Elder of the village. 35 years after the Elder received the title of Elder, the economy of Arroyo slowly began to deteriorate and needed the Garden of Eden Creation Kit (G.E.C.K) to survive. Your character was chosen for that role and now has been sent to retrieve the G.E.C.K from the holy Vault 13. | | ==Story== |
| | The grandchild of the Fallout protagonist lives in the settlement of Arroyo, which is suffering from a drought. The village is led by their mother, the Elder, who tasks the Chosen One with heading out into the wasteland to find a device called a Garden of Eden Creation Kit or, G.E.C.K. This technology transforms land into a viable ecosystem, saving those who live in Arroyo. |
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| == Table of Contents ==
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| {{:Fallout 2/Table of Contents}} | | {{Fallout}} |
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| [[Category:Black Isle Studios]] | | [[Category:Black Isle Studios]] |
| [[Category:Interplay Entertainment Corporation]]
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| [[Category:Windows 9x]]
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| [[Category:Mac]]
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| [[Category:RPG]] | | [[Category:RPG]] |
| [[Category:Single player]] | | [[Category:Single player]] |
| [[Category:Fallout]]
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| [[Category:1998]]
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