Parts of Van Buren were recycled into Fallout New: Vegas—in the original game, ... and you would have encountered Caesar's Legion as well as traveling to Hoover Dam.

'Van Buren' was the codename given to the Fallout 2 sequel that was being developed by Black Isle Studios until its cancellation in 2003. ... Van Buren elements like Caesar's Legion, the Hoover Dam ...

For example Caesar's Legion, one of the organisations in New Vegas, emerged from a pen and paper session Black Isle held for Van Buren. (For more on what might have been, check out the Van Buren ...

Van Buren was also to feature Caesar's Legion, Joshua Graham, and the Big MT as part of its story. That intrinsic connection makes New Vegas a fun, fitting host for a reimagining of what Van Buren ...

Except now, thanks to a hugely ambitious project called Fallout Yesterday, you can experience a substantial part of Van Buren for yourself. In practice, this is a total conversion for Fallout 2 ...

Many members of Obsidian's team were developers from Black Isle Studios who worked on Fallout 1, Fallout 2, and the original, canceled Fallout 3,code named Van Buren. With Fallout: New Vegas ...

The 'real' Fallout 3, codenamed Van Buren, was kept secret for many years, until a tech demo leaked onto the net in 2007. ... Caesar's Legion for instance became a dominate power, ...

Because Fallout 3: Van Buren was to be a cinematic and turn-based game, Avellone said, it lent itself well to the pen and paper format. Cutscenes in the game were largely presented like slides, ...

Fallout fans got a fascinating look at what might have been thanks to a recent presentation from Van Buren designer Chris Avellone. Before Fallout went to live with Bethesda, it was Interplay's baby.

The original designs for Fallout 3 - codenamed Van Buren - were very different from the game Bethesda would eventually make, and some of those ideas have now seen the light of day thanks to a talk ...