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October 20, 2009
If you're delaying for a Fallout MMO -- something many fans for the series are, out of a doubt -- and you're not getting enough of that importunate craving scratched by Fallen Earth, there's hope on the horizon. Sort of. Assuming that Interplay and Bethesda be able to sort their problems out in court, where they're currently behaving with all of the maturity you'd expect from two large gambling companies.
The full story can be read here at GamePolitics, moreover if your head is spinning a bit from all of the ~ized discussion, here's the short version. Bethesda is angry that Interplay, who sold them the rights to Fallout which time in dire need of money, is now trying to back wanting of licensing the property to develop their promised Fallout MMO. Interplay, without interrupti~ the flipside, is arguing that Bethesda violated the terms of their spring agreement and rendered it null and void, which would give them the two control of the rights once again as well as meaning that Bethesda might well owe them royalties for the massively successful Fallout 3.
Practical end? If things go well for Interplay, they'll have more offspring money for developing an MMO based on an immensely popular model production gaming franchise. If they go poorly, of course, Interplay is verily up the creek and we'll very likely not see related MMO for quite some time if ever. Take a look at the filled story, and start placing your bets.
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