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Who says the advertisement was made by them?

And a male PC could help give some 'samples' to the Vault, for, uh, scientific purposes and all. *wink wink* *nudge nudge*

Man, Cow and Chicken... I <3 the Red Guy :D

Prickled Trynnie.

Maybe its a special collector's edition of the Cat's Paw magazine? Regardless, its very good. I only hope i can one day produce artwork like this.

Here's your chance to find out the mistary! behind... The Ferret!.

I hope it never makes it to the silver screen. Directors also have a tendency of making derivative works which in the end barely feel like the original. And i certainly don't want to see a director looking to FO:BoS rather than Fallout 1 for background info and suggestions.

I get a warm and fuzzy feeling just thinking about the possibilities.

Server was down for 12 hours or so, but its back again.

Word. Just wait and see. Don't start going all medieval before you hear official news.

Yes. It was only in jest derived from the 'Dog Town' comment. Not another mechanical pooch or Deathclaw, i hope.

Replace "ungrateful" with "cautious", and i'll agree with that.

What, the forums have gotten a new name? :shock:

They worshipped Dogmeat there.

They jumped from caps to money and back into caps? :?

The font is called Loki Cola, and it can be found either here or here. As for the rest of the feedback, good point, i may do something about the black outline. Maybe fade it or remove it entirely.

If that's what he meant then i understood differently, then.

Why should it be made with the 50's feel, in the event of it not being a Fallout game?

Thanks :) As for the font, I got it from somewhere else. I was trying to do it myself based on the Coca-Cola logo, but i was more interested in doing the effects rather than the font, so i decided to cut some work out for me and try to find it. Luckilly, i found it :)

The line is an attempt to ply on consumers' knowledge of the world. Isn't Nuka Cola's name based on nukes, and an attempt itself to get recognition based on the knowledge of nuclear power at the time? Also, the idea of calling it a nuke comes from an attempt to basically create a relevant...