"We'd started working on Fallout 2 before we'd even shipped Fallout 1," he tells me. For Feargus Urquhart, co-director of Fallout 1 and one of Black Isle's founders, the nuclear heat was on. Bigger, better, and with much more for players to do, development on Fallout 2 also had to be completed inside nine months. The first game had sold reasonably well, but the critical response had been feverish hoping to capitalise on the Fallout buzz, Black Isle's publisher, Interplay, quickly commissioned a sequel.
But back in 1997, when a small, now-defunct studio called Black Isle were just starting out, the classic Fallout style was far from recognisable. A lot of Fallout's core characteristics we nowadays take for granted.
Stories that unfold subtly and organically, based on how you play.
PCGamesN believe that Fallout 2 defined the series.
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