Video: Fallout: Nuka Break, The Legend of One Man and His Desire for the Perfect Cola
This fan-made series is pretty hilarious. Written by Brian Clevinger, known for Atomic Robo and 8-bit Theater, it’s like a more violent, lower budget Firefly. There’s set to be about ten episodes in this series, with future episodes being 5 minutes long. I didn’t think this would be any good but colour me surprised, it is. There’s a witty script, and while the acting’s not comparable, the setting is interesting enough that I could overlook some of the mumbled lines. The props are reasonably authentic and it captures Fallout’s post-apocalyptic wasteland atmosphere remarkably well.
I recommend at least taking a gander at the first episode, especially if you’re a Fallout fan. They even use VATS in one scene, which is good, I guess. I thought it was weird, but it is pretty cool how they included that in an episode.
Posted on August 30, 2011, in Games, Television and tagged aaron giles, Brain, Clevinger, Fallout, fan film, Nuka break, nuka cola. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
Wow, I’m pretty surprised, as well. I like the attention to detail, such as the sound of the bottle caps and the weapons powering up. Even had the Pip-boy on his arm. Thanks for the post, may actually watch more of these.