Your First Fallout Game Was:

I've decided to stay on the Mr. Incredible Becoming old Meme train 1 more time with this video today showing what your first Fallout game was.

Link to the meme format and the 8-bit Jurassic Park theme:

#canny #uncanny #meme

Mr Incredible becoming old
Mr incredible becoming uncanny
Mr incredible becoming canny
Mr incredible meme

[ACE]

Update: As of 01/01/2024 my channel has been remonetized.
I made a few additional videos with this meme format for those curious:

[tsarfox]

If your first game was Fallout 76, I'm truly sorry.

[shreksnow]

My first game was 3. I knew from the beginning you’d have Wastland be the oldest because you did something similar with your Doom video.

[theolddoctor]

My nephew gave me the first fallout game in 1997, I was 44 years old. Haven’t missed one since. I hope I live long enough for the next one.

[Pinkkifantti]

Hey i'm not that old! *Cries in Fallout 1*

[tba]

The single-celled gamers have cred, but having a central nervous system is handy, okay?

(Fallout 1 in high school)

[parodyclip]

I remember that I saw New Vegas in a gamestore, I asked my mom if I could have it she said "Don't you have one like that already "(she was referring to fallout 3 that I had). I didn't had any valuable arguments so I flipped the cover and said "But look there are robots and stuff (these were securitrons) !". And it became my favourite game

[alephcake]

the older the game the more badass and scary the box art becomes

[loganireland]

Bro I played the first demo for fallout 1 when I was barely old enough to read and let me tell you disintegrating a person with a minigun was a canon event

[TheGreatThicc]

I remember I impulse bought New Vegas back in highschool because I really liked the cover art of the veteran ranger posing with their revolver, having absolutely no knowledge of what Fallout was. Now it's up there with the likes of the Dark Souls series and and Halo series as a game I've spent more time than I'm proud to admit playing.

[Mangjo]

Ah the memories of playing fallout 3 for the first time. I was a little late to the party as I started playing in ‘12 when I was 13 years old. Hearing “war never changes” still sends chills up the spine as if it was yesterday

[ThirdDimensionalBeing]

Fallout 3, I was like 12 or 11. Serious nostalgia for that one. I had never explored a game like that, and like most things in child hood, I just felt some kind of aura as I played. Especially that green tint it had.

[thecrimsoncommando]

I'd say NV has a perfect spot in this template; Incredible looks very close to Elijah in Dead Money.

[cotymccollum]

Besides obsidian making the outer worlds, I’m quite curious on how that’s considered fallout.

[Threecreation]

Holy shit Wasteland was so unexpected I actually cackled! Mad props!

[lynch]

My first fallout game was fallout new vegas, and i got it for free on Epic store this year. I still cannot believe how much i have been missing out on.. My playthrough was a journey and an experience i will never forget.

[zenoluvswof]

Fallout 3 was my first. I'll never forget the line from the beginning "But war... war never changes" and the theme still plays in my head to this day. I was very very young when it came out, so most of what I saw of 3 and up was from my dad playing it and I loved it, and now that I'm older I would love to take a step back in time and play some on my own. I'll never forget the theme of Fallout, and those memories are some of the best I have with my dad and it was wonderful

[qwaykes]

From what i remember, and from what my dad tells me, when i was a little kid (really young, like 2-4 years old) My dad would let me watch him play fallout 2 and sometimes i would press a few keys. I even got a kill once ( with the help of dad ofc lol ) I still miss him today.

[Az-gvbj]

My first was Fallout 3 and it was one of the games that i will remember forever, the liberty you had, story changing decisions, karma, and the lore and world itself was incredible. I guess today it would look poor but for the time it was insane

[eclecticwitch]

Played Fallout New Vegas because the Gamestop Ultimate Edition was on sale—it was between that and Bioshock, but my mom said I could only choose one. If I could go back in time I would still choose New Vegas just because its RIGHT up my alley with the gameplay, aesthetic and humor/storytelling. It was also my first Bethesda game, as I hadn't played Skyrim or Oblivion until a couple years later.

My favorite memory is my mom doing some crafts in the same room and vibing to the music, to the point where she would play Frank Sinatra and other similar music on her commute to work, calling all music from that time period "Fallout Music"