But as the studio outlined to Motionographer in a recent interview, there’s much more to it than that, at least, if you plan on going the whole hog. Surely all you need to create shorts that have a 1950s feel to them is to degrade the sound and turn down the colors. Perhaps you think Rubber House’s task simple. Naturally, he is the star of Fallout 4‘s animated shorts, parodying the government-made training films meant to prepare citizens for the potential disasters of nuclear war-the most famous of which being 1951’s “ Duck and Cover.” Vault Boy, the company’s all-smiling, all-winking mascot is a typical 1950s model of the ideal man, complete with golden curls.
(The corporation’s existence perhaps being a commentary on the persistence of capitalist practices no matter the state of the world.) While Vault-Tec is never really seen as an entity inside of the game except in the products that lie as debris around the wastelands, it isn’t faceless. Why the 1950s? It’s in keeping with the cheesy, anachronistic, and inappropriately cheerful (this is the post-apocalypse) adverts, manuals, and products of Vault-Tec, the omnipresent corporation that exists within the Fallout universe. This was the outline given by commissioning agency AKQA, who was working on Bethesda’s behalf. ruleset, they also had to do so while adhering to the animation practices of the 1950s. When creating the cartoon series, the small Australian animation studio Rubber House had its work cut out: not only did the team have to communicate the individual elements of each letter in the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. “This wasn’t 30’s or 20’s floppy rubber hose style” For further important information about PS Now go to. Full terms apply: PSN Terms of Service at /legal.
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