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+ | |founded by =[[Robert House|Robert]] and [[Anthony House]]'s Father |
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+ | |headquarters =[[H&H Tools Factory]], [[New Vegas|Las Vegas]], [[Southwest Commonwealth|Nevada]] |
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{{Quotation|Building the things you need to build a better tomorrow!|Advertisement}} |
{{Quotation|Building the things you need to build a better tomorrow!|Advertisement}} |
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| − | '''H&H Tool company''' was a pre-War tools manufacturer. |
+ | '''H&H Tool company''' (alternatively named '''H&H Tools Inc.''') was a [[Pre-War companies|pre-War tools manufacturer]]. |
==Background== |
==Background== |
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| − | Long before the war, H&H Tools company provided Nevada and California with high-quality robotics equipment. |
+ | Long before the war, H&H Tools company provided Nevada and California with high-quality robotics equipment. The company was owned by [[Anthony House]], the half-brother of [[Robert House|Robert Edwin House]]. When their father was killed in an accident, the elder Anthony House swindled Robert out of the family fortune and assumed control of the company. Robert went on, through his dealings with RobCo and their lucrative contracts, to become one of the wealthiest men on earth. His half-brother, meanwhile, became increasingly paranoid, seeking to guard himself against a vengeance that never came, and inflicting all manner of strange HR rules on his workforce. The remains of this factory still stand, surrounded by the husk-like remains of North Vegas’ industrial area.<ref name="FNV Guide">''[[Fallout: New Vegas Official Game Guide]]''</ref> |
Under Anthony's rule, the company initially prospered and employees enjoyed great benefits. As the years went on, he found himself missing his father's presence and advice more and more, but told himself he would not be weighed down by the past, convincing himself that it wasn't really family, as the House family was broken. |
Under Anthony's rule, the company initially prospered and employees enjoyed great benefits. As the years went on, he found himself missing his father's presence and advice more and more, but told himself he would not be weighed down by the past, convincing himself that it wasn't really family, as the House family was broken. |
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| − | After a year, he became paranoid towards Henderson, believing that Henderson and his brother were conspiring to seize the company, and had Cindy-Lou keep an eye on him. As a result of his growing paranoia, he began introducing absolutely insane security measures. |
+ | After a year, he became paranoid towards [[Henderson]], believing that Henderson and his brother were conspiring to seize the company, and had [[Cindy-Lou Kreb|Cindy-Lou]] keep an eye on him. As a result of his growing paranoia, he began introducing absolutely insane security measures. |
| − | This was worsened when Robert's [[RobCo Industries]] began a hostile takeover of the company, first attacking them on the stock market. This resulted in Anthony's mental breakdown |
+ | This was worsened when Robert's [[RobCo Industries]] began a hostile takeover of the company, first attacking them on the stock market. This resulted in Anthony's mental breakdown. On the eve of the [[Great War]], he sealed the Vegas factory, which became a deathtrap for years to come. |
==Known facilities== |
==Known facilities== |
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+ | [[H&H Tools Factory]] ([[New Vegas]]) |
==Products== |
==Products== |
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==Known employees== |
==Known employees== |
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* [[Anthony House]] - CEO |
* [[Anthony House]] - CEO |
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+ | * [[Cindy-Lou Kreb]] - Human Resources |
* [[Dobson O'Gill]] - employee |
* [[Dobson O'Gill]] - employee |
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* [[Jack Maynard]] - employee |
* [[Jack Maynard]] - employee |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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* While the company is named the H&H Tool company the factory is named H&H Tools factory with an extra "s". |
* While the company is named the H&H Tool company the factory is named H&H Tools factory with an extra "s". |
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| − | * Even though there was a strong rivalry between the two brothers House, the [[PDQ-88b |
+ | * Even though there was a strong rivalry between the two brothers House, the [[PDQ-88b Securitron]] (a creation of Mr. Robert House) appears to have been developed with the help of Anthony's company, since the securitrons have a plate under their TV-screen with the H&H logo and a text that reads ''H H TOOL COMPANY''. |
* In the last journal entry in "Anthony House's terminal," the author signs off as "Alexander House" instead of "Anthony House". |
* In the last journal entry in "Anthony House's terminal," the author signs off as "Alexander House" instead of "Anthony House". |
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Revision as of 21:30, 19 December 2015
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“Building the things you need to build a better tomorrow!”— Advertisement
H&H Tool company (alternatively named H&H Tools Inc.) was a pre-War tools manufacturer.
Background
Long before the war, H&H Tools company provided Nevada and California with high-quality robotics equipment. The company was owned by Anthony House, the half-brother of Robert Edwin House. When their father was killed in an accident, the elder Anthony House swindled Robert out of the family fortune and assumed control of the company. Robert went on, through his dealings with RobCo and their lucrative contracts, to become one of the wealthiest men on earth. His half-brother, meanwhile, became increasingly paranoid, seeking to guard himself against a vengeance that never came, and inflicting all manner of strange HR rules on his workforce. The remains of this factory still stand, surrounded by the husk-like remains of North Vegas’ industrial area.[1]
Under Anthony's rule, the company initially prospered and employees enjoyed great benefits. As the years went on, he found himself missing his father's presence and advice more and more, but told himself he would not be weighed down by the past, convincing himself that it wasn't really family, as the House family was broken.
After a year, he became paranoid towards Henderson, believing that Henderson and his brother were conspiring to seize the company, and had Cindy-Lou keep an eye on him. As a result of his growing paranoia, he began introducing absolutely insane security measures.
This was worsened when Robert's RobCo Industries began a hostile takeover of the company, first attacking them on the stock market. This resulted in Anthony's mental breakdown. On the eve of the Great War, he sealed the Vegas factory, which became a deathtrap for years to come.
Known facilities
Products
Known employees
- Anthony House - CEO
- Cindy-Lou Kreb - Human Resources
- Dobson O'Gill - employee
- Jack Maynard - employee
- Jenny DeSoto - employee
- Alan Dalton - employee
Notes
- While the company is named the H&H Tool company the factory is named H&H Tools factory with an extra "s".
- Even though there was a strong rivalry between the two brothers House, the PDQ-88b Securitron (a creation of Mr. Robert House) appears to have been developed with the help of Anthony's company, since the securitrons have a plate under their TV-screen with the H&H logo and a text that reads H H TOOL COMPANY.
- In the last journal entry in "Anthony House's terminal," the author signs off as "Alexander House" instead of "Anthony House".
Appearances
H&H Tool company appears in Fallout: New Vegas.
Behind the scenes
H&H Tool company is a reference to Hughes Tool company, founded by Howard Hughes Sr. The character of Mr. House is based on Howard Hughes Jr.
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