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Earlier this year, Bethesda finally acquired Interplay’s rights to a Fallout MMO after a lengthy courtroom battle. Developer of the Fallout MMO and sub-division of Interplay, Black Isle Studios , dropped the Fallout moniker and stuck with the name Project V13. The game is still in development,... More

Bethesda Softworks parent company ZeniMax Media said today it has settled the ongoing legal battle between it and Interplay over the Fallout MMO game license. Under the terms of the settlement, the license granted to Interplay to develop the Fallout MMO title is now null and void, and all rights to develop... More

A lawsuit has been raging on between Bethesda and Interplay over an MMO based on the Fallout universe that Interplay has been developing. It seems that now a settlement has been reached between the two companies. Bethesda is now the owner of the Fallout franchise, but that honor used to belong to Interplay... More

A recent SEC filing by Interplay paints a very bleak picture for the company that could endanger its Fallout MMO. Gamasutra reports that the company could be down to as little as $3,000 in cash by the end of 2010 due to losses the past few years of over $2 million. A statement to shareholders from the... More

The Fallout franchise may still be waiting on a big screen debut, but way back in the series' early days a script for a potential Fallout film was already written. New details about that movie have now surfaced. Fallout wiki site The Vault has uncovered and posted a full PDF of the second revision... More

Before BioWare started creating console sci-fi blockbusters like Knights of the Old Republic and Mass Effect, studio co-founder Ray Muzyka started making a kung fu game that never saw the light of day. Called Five Fingers of Death, the game would have been a lighthearted combination of Baldur's Gate... More

The Fallout MMO in development at Interplay has already seen a fair share of legal trouble, and it isn't even a full game yet. In response to a new claim from Bethesda last month, Interplay is firing back in order to continue using the Fallout brand. After buying the Fallout IP from Interplay, Bethesda... More

Even though Fallout: New Vegas is soaking up a lot of attention these days, Interplay wants to remind players that there's more Fallout action coming in 2012. The Fallout Online developers have released the Armageddon Rag #3, three short texts of various transmissions from the wasteland. Featured... More

You’re probably too busy gunning down mutants and gambling in Fallout: New Vegas to think about the Fallout MMO that has been the focus of an ongoing lawsuit between Interplay and Bethesda. Bethesda sued Interplay because they didn’t produce a Fallout MMO in the agreed upon time. Now Eric... More

Fallout Online is still chugging along, despite all the past legal wranglings between Interplay and Bethesda, and Fallout Online developer Interplay recently sent along an art piece from the game and a few scraps of info. "There are many stories and many more tall tales about life in the wastelands... More

Despite recent rumors to the contrary , Bethesda's lawsuit against Interplay surrounding rights to the Fallout MMO continues, according to a comment from Bethesda. After a long legal battle over the rights to creating a Fallout MMO, rumors surfaced earlier this week that Bethesda had opted to discontinue... More

The dust seems to have settled on the Interplay versus Bethesda court case , and now some new information has surfaced regarding the mysterious Fallout MMO . Now that Bethesda is out of Interplay’s way in creating their new MMO, the company has signed a developer and given a tentative date for... More

Just yesterday we reported that Interplay successfully defended its rights to publish the Fallout Trilogy bundle and continue development on Project V13, a Fallout MMO. Today Interplay has issued a statement claiming that they are displeased with the Bethesda’s interference with their business... More

Legal disputes over Interplay’s Fallout MMO ended today, with Fallout 3 developer Bethesda losing the case. With this decision, Interplay will be able to continue development on the long-rumored MMO. The U.S. district judge also ruled that Interplay is free to continue publishing the triple-pack... More

The legal situation between Bethesda Softworks and Interplay continues. Bethesda purchased rights to the Fallout franchise from Interplay in 2007 and later sued the company citing trademark infringement and attempted to terminate its right to make a Fallout MMO. Bethesda threatened legal action after... More