The Ultimate Fallout Guide: A History of the Wasteland and an In-Depth Look at What Makes the Series So Special

De: Trevor Clinger

Narrado por: Bill Georato

This unofficial guide looks at the remarkable history of the Fallout game series. I analyze every game and share the most memorable parts of each game. I also explain what makes the Fallout game series unique compared to all other open-world role-paying games. I also have explained what may have influenced the Fallout world to be so memorable and all that it consists of. Who knew there were several different versions of the Pip-Boy?

The author is an experienced video game enthusiast and holds a bachelor's degree in business management.

©2015 Trevor Clinger (P)2015 Trevor Clinger

are u a fan or curious about the fallout series

Any true fan, or player of fallout clearly knows the information in this article. (probably more). the information is presented well for anybody who is interested in Fallout.

The narrator is absolutely terrible. I mean, it's not like it was a complicated read. the guy had a lot of trouble putting together coherent sentences.

This history is no wasteland of information

I must admit, that I have never played Fallout. I am more of a Skyrim player, and will only do so with mods, BUT my kids love Fallout and are always trying to make me play. I got this so I could at least understand what the heck they were droning on and on about. Clinger does a great job explaining Fallout, what it is, the setting, the premise, etc. and then goes on to tell you intersting bits of informaiton about it. My kids absolutely loved this, and if it had been for a game I had played or wanted to play I think I would have though it phenomenol. As it is, I still think he did a great job and managed to holdmy interest nspite of th fact that I had never played before.

Georato does a great job narrating this, and he made the listening fun. You might even think he was a gamer. Even though I did receive a promo code for this review it in no way influenced my considerations of the material, and in fact, inspired me to be more honest. In fact, getting a code generally makes me harsher as a reviewer as I am more often concerned what someone like Me will decide based on my review.

Good idea, felt incompletely done

Narrator sounded extremely stilted, as if he hasn't rehearsed or didn't know the material. Had trouble with iconic series words.

The author has a clear passion for the series (although hard to hear based on the narrator) but needed a little more refinement in his lore and fact research. For example, Fallout 4 is not the only game where you can continue past the endgame, and many factions and much lore from the first and second games is still a part (albeit background) of the later games. The NCR had its roots in Fallout 1, developed in Fallout 2, and became a power in New Vegas.

overall, not a bad piece for someone unfamiliar with the series, but still has the feel of a school research paper. If the author went into more depth and double checked resources, could be a good piece.

perhaps the worst

awful narrator stumbles awkwardly through the production history of the fallout games without giving any of its great stories and influence any real credit