Bethesda Softworks has regained the rights to the proposed Fallout MMO from Interplay in a deal worth $2 million. In a press release, the publisher's parent company Zenimax Media reveals that the rights were acquired under the terms of a settlement reached last month that brought down the curtain on a protracted legal battle with Interplay. More >
The long-running dispute between Bethesda Softworks and Interplay has apparently come to an end after the parties reached a settlement. Duck And Cover reports that a settlement was reached on the day of the trial itself; after lunch, the courtroom was locked to everyone but attorneys and clients because those inside were working towards a deal. More >
The dispute between Bethesda and Interplay over the proposed Fallout MMOG continues, with Bethesda's legal team accused of deliberately delaying communications with Interplay's as a jury trial rapidly approaches. More >
Bethesda has suffered a further setback in the Fallout MMOG dispute with Interplay after its US court after its appeal against an earlier decision was denied. Last month the publisher's motion for a temporary restraining order against Interplay and Masthead, the developer to whom it had subcontracted work on the MMOG, dubbed Fallout Online, was denied. More >
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Long-running Interplay dispute continues as judge denies publisher's request for a restraining order against co-developer Masthead.
Fallout MMOG at risk as developer admits it has just $3,000 in the bank.
Bethesda looking to terminate deal allowing former franchise owner Interplay to develop a Fallout MMO.