Bethesda, perhaps, "drown" Interplay

Previously, Bethesda Softworks, the current owner of the rights to the Fallout universe, repeatedly frightened Interplay (the former owner) with claims on non-compliance with the contract. The reason was, however, one: Inteplay has not yet begun to develop an online game "based on". She should have. And the other day, the leadership of Bethesda turned from threats to specifics and filed a lawsuit against Interplay.

The impetus for making this decision was the start of sales of the Fallout Trilogy steam collection, which includes Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics. Comrades from Bethesda decided that because of the word Trilogy, customers could be deceived by buying this particular “assembly”, and not the new-fangled Fallout 3 developed and published by Bethesda. and also want to get money received for selling Fallout Trilogy.

The most annoying thing about this dirty underwear is that the company that has released so many great games (this is about Intaplay, of course) can fall apart completely. Through the efforts of Bethesda. On the other hand, I personally don’t understand why the developers took so much time to start the development of the Fallout MMOG. Given the popularity of the third part, to find investments (even if they are completely absent) is not so difficult task.
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via igromania