You would then go further into the building, encountering a cafeteria, a power core room, something called “hibernation,” and a memory core room. From there, they would proceed to Level Red, containing a security room, Public Relations, and a Museum. The level would have started with a parking lot outside, and the player would quickly enter the building via an office space. In Fallout 2, there was originally going to be a location called the Environmental Protection Agency featuring nine interior and exterior areas to explore, as well as countless puzzles and hologram enemies that patrolled the pre-war government building. It may not be a big deal, but including this in the game would have made it feel more complete. You could also even break him out of jail afterward. It always seemed like an odd omission in a game where player choice ruled.įor reasons that are still unknown to this day, modders found unused dialogue files that indicate you were at one point able to report Bob to the police. You can’t expose him, extort him, or even report him to the town authorities. However, there’s nothing you can do to stop him, short of killing him, which will only make the rest of the town hostile towards you. You can confront Bob about his dubious treats, and he makes it quite clear that he knows what he’s actually selling. But it’s pretty obvious that this dude is shady, and if you go poking around his shop or the nearby Doc Morbid, you’ll discover he’s actually selling human flesh.

“Iguana Bob” Frazier gets his name from what he claims to be selling, one of the first Fallout’s famous food items, iguana bits. Let’s take a look at the top 15 things deleted from Fallout games and see why they were cut, how their inclusion could have changed the games they were in, and why they shouldn’t have been cut. A combination of fans searching the each game’s files, and developers who are uniquely open about their process has resulted in the public knowing key features, quests, characters, and more that were cut from each game. But the Fallout games have always been unique in that we know pretty much everything that was cut from them. Games having cut content is nothing new, just about every video game is parred down from its creators originally vision. Even the games that did see the light of day were heavily trimmed down from how they were originally envisioned. But there have been almost as many canceled additions to the franchise, with a total of five games getting shelved over the years for various reasons. Remarkably, every game in the series (with the exception of spin-off Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel) was met with critical acclaim. Fallout has had a long and illustrious history, with eight games under its belt spanning back to 1997.

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