The first Fallout is playable anywhere, even on this portable Nintendo console, thanks to this fan

Gaming News The first Fallout is playable anywhere, even on this portable Nintendo console, thanks to this fan

Play Fallout differently

Fallout First (1997), rated 19 by us and 18.3 by players, lives again on the 3DS.

This unusual port is the work of MrHuu, who published the source code on Github. This first episode and Fallout 2 were developed by Black Isles Studios. In the 1997 title, the protagonist must escape the nuclear bunker where he was born to go on a mission. The survival of its community is at stake after Black Isles closes its doors.

I’ve got the first Fallout in years, but it’s always been a pain getting it to work on my PC and I’ve never gotten very far. But this incredible port to 3DS works well – A user who tested the port Reddit.

In addition to being able to play on the 3DS, it is also possible to play it on mobile devices, so you can enjoy it anywhere, even on the go. If you want to explore Fallout on more conventional media, it’s available on Steam so you can play it on PC or Steam Deck.

The best title came afterwards

In general, this is not the first game we recommend newbies discover Fallout. The third and fourth episodes are more accessible and offer a more enjoyable experience in discovering the universe. Fallout 1 has some negative points, even if it is highly appreciated by fans of classic role-playing games. The latter concerns the plot, which some find “simplified”. Players’ actions primarily revolve around the main mission, which is to search for a water flea to save the community of Vault 13. Like most games from the 1990s, the game is now quite difficult to learn compared to newer works that are more intuitive.

The fact that Fallout (1997) continued to generate enthusiasm is partly thanks to the mods (Resolution patch, home interface redesign) like Fallout FIXT, which fixes bugs and provides more content, especially dialogue.

Bethesda CEO Todd Howard said in an interview with MrMattyPlays that he is not considering a remake or remaster for the first two works of the license, he says he prefers that players discover them in their current state on PC.