Graphics, Sound, etc. While previous games in the Fallout series had nice graphics, in a gritty desolate kind of way, they were limited to a resolution of 640x480 in 256 colors. Fallout Tactics gets a cleaner, but still recognizably Fallout, look with a baseline of 800x600 in 16 bit color and choices up to 1024x768 in 32 bit color. The game does look quite good. Weapon effects get similar upgrades, with some spiffy looking visual displays.
Sound effects are more spartan, but generally satisfying.
Weapons sound more similar than they ought to at times, though there is a distinct difference between pistols, automatic weapons and energy weapons of course. Background music was fitting if not as inspired as the original game tracks although you tend to not pay much attention to it in the heat of battle anyhow. The voice acting is used primarily in your mission briefings and debriefings, but any plot or mission driven non player characters you find along the way also get spoken dialog. I thought the voice talent was generally up to the high Interplay standard, with some recognizable voices making a reprise in new roles here. If there is a weak spot in the overall package it is the manual.