Fallout
PC/Mac

Note: This code only works in the demo version.


Unlimited Movement Points:


First get into the combat mode. Then take ammo for a gun and put it in your hands (only ammo should be in your hand!). Now come close to an enemy guy and click on target to shoot him. He should say something like "Did your mama teach you that move?!". You should now have unlimited movement points.


Talk to the guy in Doc Morbid's basement in Junktown. Get him to tell
you about the doc's deal with Iguana Bob in the Hub. Talk to Bob and
blackmail him into paying you every five days. Talk to him at night and he
should give you some money. Keep talking to him that night and he should
give you caps each time.


To get lots of experience points, go to the Boneyard and kill the
Deathclaws for 1000 points each. After they're dead, rest for one day and
kill 'em again. Keep doing this until you get bored.   --- or ---
Kill the MOTHER DEATHCLAW in the basement of the building where the
deathclaws were, then talk to Gabriel of the Gunrunners and tell him you
killed her. Walk out of that screen, come back in and tell him again. Keep
doing this.


Rescue the initiate of the Brotherhood of Steel in Old
Town in the Hub. Go to The Brotherhood and become a member. Talk to the guy
in the training room ( on the first floor ) who's wearing power armor and
ask him if you could have some. If he agrees, talk to the guy behind the
table outside the door to the training room and he'll give you some.
Next, go the 3rd floor and talk to the knight about the power armor he's
trying to repair. Ask if you can have it, then go up to the first floor
again. Rest until midnight and then wait for Rombus to go into his back
room. Run in and take the systolic motivator from his locker and RUN out. Go
back to the knight and get the power armor.
That's two! You can sell one for beaucoup money!


This is an Easter egg, doesn't help much in the game, but fun.  Hold
down the Shift key when you click on the credits button from the main menu
to see quotes from the makers of the game.  Some of them aren't suitable for
kids....




Thanks to Revolution readers Joe Schwarz, The Enlightened One, and Wizard Eric!