One of the gravestones on the east side of the Den has the name of one of the co-founders of Bioware, Ray Muzyka, written on it.Īfter recruiting Myron in New Reno, it is possible to say "It's 106 miles to Arroyo, we've got a full fusion cell, half a pack of RadAway, it's midnight, and I'm wearing a 50 year old Vault 13 jumpsuit. These two characters could be a reference to Wang Chi because of his restaurant's name being Dragon of the Black Pool, and Lo Pan being the villain of the movie. In San Francisco, the two fighters who are trying to gain control of the town are named Dragon, and Lo Pan. This is a reference to Egg Shen's bag of magic. Sometimes while attacking, Sulik refers to his seven demon bag.
One can find Dick Richardson's secretary that references sexual favors which is a reference to Bill Clinton's White House intern Monica Lewinsky. In the Enclave Oil Rig's president's chambers. It is a reference to the 1985 film Back to the Future. If the Chosen One becomes a slaver, sometimes the slave victims yell "Run for it, Marty!". The man in the bathroom in Vault City will occasionally say "Who does Number Two work for?!?!", mirroring a scene from Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery. In Vault City, when the Chosen One talks to Thomas Moore, they can end the conversation by saying "Go sell crazy somewhere else - we're all stocked up here." This is a reference to Jack Nicholson's character, Melvin Udall, in the movie As Good as it Gets.
However the whole post apocalyptic theme of a boy and his dog is iconic in the "Post End of Days" game story line.Īrroyo is the name of the town in Tennessee Williams post-apocalyptic one act The Chalky White Substance. In the film, Vic refers to his telepathic dog (Blood) as Dogmeat on a single occasion. Also, a computer on the first level of Vault 8 will say "I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that." All of these are variations upon lines spoken by the computer HAL in the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. 88 We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)Ĭitizens in Vault City will sometimes say "I am feeling double-plus good today." This is a reference to the language of Newspeak which citizens of the fictitious superpower Oceania are forced to speak by the ruling totalitarian party in the book 1984.Ī robot in the canyon near Klamath says, "Dave, I wouldn't do that", and "I'm sorry Dave".
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