0's sad ineptitude is best expressed by his name. 0 is looked down upon by his peers, inept with technology (despite being a doctor), and suffers from a crippling inferiority complex. 0 belongs to the Think Tank: a group of pre-war scientists who put their consciousnesses into machine bodies. How Old World Blues Pays Tribute to Rusty Ventureĭr. A main character in the DLC, Dr 0 shares many of Rusty's character traits and is also played by the same voice actor: James Urbaniak. Obsidian Studios clearly agrees with the sentiment, and includes a tribute to Rusty Venture in "Old World Blues" via Dr. Related: Fallout 1, 2, & New Vegas Real World Locations Explored In Fan Travel Video Hilarious, but tragic, Rusty is an endearingly pathetic character who leaves an indelible mark. Routinely traumatized over the course of the series, Rusty grew into a broken man stuck in a codependent cycle of hero vs villain. Jonas turned Rusty into a superstar as a child, having him star in a TV series much akin to the 1960s Johnny Quest. Jonas Venture, a famed scientist who built a fortune with his inventions and fame through the exploitation of his son. They go on numerous adventures and are chased by super villains, but at the heart of all the shenanigans is tragedy. Venture Brothers follows the titular Venture family: Dr Rusty Venture and his two sons, Hank and Dean.
Much like Fallout New Vegas, Venture Brothers has a twisted sense of humor that pokes fun at life's cruelty while never loosing sight of the people in its story. Given the excellent writing and clever references it should be little surprise to know that one of the games add-ons, Old World Blues, pays homage to one of pop-cultures finest creations, Venture Brothers. To this day, the game still ranks among the Fallout series' absolute best. The game transcended numerous technical flaws thanks to witty writing, strange humor, and humane storytelling. Released in October of 2010, Obsidian's Fallout New Vegas quickly became a fan favorite.
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