Developer Jason D. Anderson
	Biographical data other names Jason Anderson Involvement in Fallout series games Fallout Fallout 2 Project V13 External links Wikipedia Jason Anderson (artist) MobyGames Jason D. Anderson

Jason D. Anderson, often credited as merely Jason Anderson, is a game artist and designer that worked on Fallout, Fallout 2 (leaving Interplay during early stages of development) and Project V13 (leaving Interplay again during early stages of development).

Contents 1 Career 2 Employment history 3 Credits 3.1 Fallout series 3.2 Other work 4 References

CareerEdit

Anderson started out as a contract artist for Interplay on the USCF Chess project. He was later hired to design the engine, game world and interface for Fallout. After working on the prototype design for Fallout 2, Anderson left with fellow developers Timothy Cain and Leonard Boyarsky to found Troika Games.

Interplay reopened in-house development and hired Anderson as creative director for an unannounced MMO in 2007^[1], later revealed to be Project V13.

In March 2009, Anderson left Interplay and joined InXile Entertainment, Brian Fargo's new company, to work as creative director on a sequel to Wasteland, the predecessor to Fallout), however InXile found it difficult to fund the project. He left the company in January 2011 to join Turtle Rock Studios, although it has been confirmed that some of his work will be included in the final Wasteland 2 product.

Employment historyEdit

From	To	Company	Role
1994	1998	Interplay Entertainment
1998	2005	Troika Games
2007	2009	Interplay Entertainment
2009	2010	InXile Entertainment

CreditsEdit

Fallout seriesEdit

Year	Title	Credited as/for
1997	Fallout	Lead artist Original game design
1998	Fallout 2	Original game artwork
2007	Project V13	Creative director

Other workEdit

Year	Title	Credited as/for
?	USCF Chess

References Edit

1. ↑ GameBanshee — Interplay MMORPG Interview with Jason Anderson

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