'They told me to destroy' my backups, Fallout creator Tim Cain says: 'People high up at companies take authority but no responsibility' for game preservation
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'They told me to destroy' my backups, Fallout creator Tim Cain says: 'People high up at companies take authority but no responsibility' for game preservation
Cain said he wasn't allowed to save the original Fallout's source code for his own archive, and some of its assets may be lost for good.
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'They told me to destroy' my backups, Fallout creator Tim Cain says: 'People high up at companies take authority but no responsibility' for game preservation
Cain said he wasn't allowed to save the original Fallout's source code for his own archive, and some of its assets may be lost for good.
PC Gamer (www.pcgamer.com)
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'They told me to destroy' my backups, Fallout creator Tim Cain says: 'People high up at companies take authority but no responsibility' for game preservation
Cain said he wasn't allowed to save the original Fallout's source code for his own archive, and some of its assets may be lost for good.
PC Gamer (www.pcgamer.com)
The article didn’t mention it but he’s said before Interplay called him years later hoping he did still have it because they had lost it all.
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That is definitely a way!!!
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'They told me to destroy' my backups, Fallout creator Tim Cain says: 'People high up at companies take authority but no responsibility' for game preservation
Cain said he wasn't allowed to save the original Fallout's source code for his own archive, and some of its assets may be lost for good.
PC Gamer (www.pcgamer.com)
It’s always like this with upper management. And then they argue, their high salary is justified by the big responsibility they bear – in the form of a golden parachute.
