Portal:Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel
Talk3this wiki
|
Welcome to the Fallout Wiki
|
| Fallout Wiki: Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel portal |
|---|
|
Welcome to Nukapedia's portal dedicated to Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel! Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel (abbreviated as FO:BoS, FOBOS or simply BOS) is an action game developed and produced by Interplay Entertainment for the Xbox and PlayStation 2 game consoles. Released on January 13, 2004, BoS was the fourth video game to be set in the Fallout universe and the first to be made for video game consoles. The game chronicles the adventures of an initiate of the Brotherhood of Steel. Because of numerous inconsistencies with previous Fallout games, Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is not considered part of the official Fallout canon, however some of its content could be used as "flavor" material. |
| [edit]Contents | |||
|---|---|---|---|
|
|
| Featured article |
|---|
| CALIX is a machine intelligence controlling the systems of Secret Vault, developed by Vault-Tec. CALIX is what ZAX originally was planned to become: an advanced computer designed to be implemented in the Vaults. CALIX controls many systems of the Vault, including robots and researches. Shop-Tec, a robotic trading machine, is probably CALIX's integral part.
When a conflict begins in the Secret Vault between Blake and scientists, a major explosion damages the Vault and its systems. CALIX partially malfunctions and is no longer capable of controlling the Vault's security robots. Soon chaos ensues, further aggravated by Super Mutants attacking the Vault. |
| Helping out |
|---|
All pages can be edited and you are welcome to join us and contribute to this wiki. Everyone is free to create a new page or edit an existing one. If you have any questions about the wiki or helping out, you can ask one of Nukapedia's administrators.
|
| |
| [add · more]Recent news |
|---|
News
|
| Fallout world |
|---|
| The Fallout world is not quite our own. It is an alternate reality which diverged from ours at some point after the second World War.
The base concept for the setting is the World of Tomorrow as imagined in the Golden Age of Science Fiction. This means that before the Great War, the Fallout world was more or less what the people of the 1940s and 1950s thought things would be like in 2077. |
| Featured picture |
|---|
|
|
|