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Fallout 3 - Feargus on the Original Fallout 3

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by RPGWatch, Jan 31, 2017.

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    [​IMG]@IGN Feargus Urquhart revealed recently that Black Isle Studios worked on two different versions of Fallout 3, with the original being a 3D production.

    On the latest episode of our monthly interview show IGN Unfiltered, Urquhart revealed that before Black Isle began work on its more widely known Fallout 3 project, codenamed Van Buren, the studio also worked on another version of Fallout 3 that ultimately led to the creation of Icewind Dale.

    "It was actually the second Fallout 3," Urquhart said of Van Buren, noting that Black Isle's first Fallout 3 project was in the works a bit earlier, after Fallout 2 was complete and Planescape: Torment was still in development.

    While the studio's previous Fallout games were in 2D, Black Isle wanted to bring Fallout into 3D with this new project. "Now 3D was the cool stuff. So we were going to move from being a 2D engine and be a 3D engine, and so we actually started working with this 3D technology called NDL," he said.​
     
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