Tim Cain worked 12 hour days and 7-day weeks making Fallout not because of crunch, but because "we loved what we were doing"

Fallout co-creator Tim Cain has shared his memory of an average day making the original Fallout at Interplay Entertainment, revealing that he worked 70+ hour weeks simply because he and his team loved making the game that much. "So that's what a typical day was like making Fallout." A Typical Day Of Making Fallout - YouTube Watch OnThere's a metaphorical light in Cain's eyes as he talks about his early days at Interplay, and indeed, he assured fans that he was working overtime on his own accord. We wanted to do it, we loved what we were doing, and we loved what we were making. Fallout co-creator Tim Cain explains why he's not making more new IPs, and it's partly because he's done "making other people really wealthy with my own creations"