The company was founded as Interplay Productions, Inc. by Brain Fargo in 1983. The company grew smoothly, although in 2001, they had high financial problems. Titus Interactive eventually purchased the company. Having their ups and downs, the company eventually re-emerged and is currently financially stable. Interplay published Carmageddon, the Splat Pack, Carmageddon II and Carmageddon (Game Boy Color) in the US. It was also meant to publish Carmageddon 64, but at that time, the company had already been bought by Titus Interactive.
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| - Interplay er det selskapet som gav ut Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout Tactics og Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel. Det var eieren av Fallout franchisen før den ble solgt til Bethesda Softworks.
- The company was founded as Interplay Productions, Inc. by Brain Fargo in 1983. The company grew smoothly, although in 2001, they had high financial problems. Titus Interactive eventually purchased the company. Having their ups and downs, the company eventually re-emerged and is currently financially stable. Interplay published Carmageddon, the Splat Pack, Carmageddon II and Carmageddon (Game Boy Color) in the US. It was also meant to publish Carmageddon 64, but at that time, the company had already been bought by Titus Interactive.
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- Interplay Productions wurde im Jahr 1983 in Süd-Kalifornien von ehemaligen Mitarbeitern des Computerspieleherstellers Boone Corporation gegründet. Präsident war Brian Fargo. Erste Bekanntheit erlangte das Entwicklerstudio durch die Computer-Rollenspiele The Bard's Tale und Wasteland. Im Jahr 1988 begann Interplay, Spiele anderer Hersteller zu vertreiben. Große Bekanntheit erlangte Interplay 1995 als Publisher des 3D-Raumschiff-Shooters Descent.
- In 1982, Adhaminto Boone had to close down his small games company, Boone Corporation. Brian Fargo, who was vice-president of R&D, took along some of the senior programmers to found Interplay productions. The small outfit published several titles, but finally struck gold with The Bard's Tale and Wasteland, which gave them the financial backing they needed to start publishing their own titles, instead of relying on EA as their publisher.
- Interplay Entertainment is a video game publisher who held the exclusive license for publishing D&D computer games from 1997 to 2002. They were originally supposed to publish Neverwinter Nights, but had a falling-out with BioWare over sublicensing. During that time Hasbro Interactive, the owner of the D&D video game rights, was acquired by Infogrames, and NWN was eventually released under Infogrames' own Atari label. See Wikipedia:Interplay Entertainment. This article is a stub. You can help NWN2Wiki by [ expanding it].
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| - Interplay er det selskapet som gav ut Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout Tactics og Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel. Det var eieren av Fallout franchisen før den ble solgt til Bethesda Softworks.
- The company was founded as Interplay Productions, Inc. by Brain Fargo in 1983. The company grew smoothly, although in 2001, they had high financial problems. Titus Interactive eventually purchased the company. Having their ups and downs, the company eventually re-emerged and is currently financially stable. Interplay published Carmageddon, the Splat Pack, Carmageddon II and Carmageddon (Game Boy Color) in the US. It was also meant to publish Carmageddon 64, but at that time, the company had already been bought by Titus Interactive.
- Interplay Productions wurde im Jahr 1983 in Süd-Kalifornien von ehemaligen Mitarbeitern des Computerspieleherstellers Boone Corporation gegründet. Präsident war Brian Fargo. Erste Bekanntheit erlangte das Entwicklerstudio durch die Computer-Rollenspiele The Bard's Tale und Wasteland. Im Jahr 1988 begann Interplay, Spiele anderer Hersteller zu vertreiben. Große Bekanntheit erlangte Interplay 1995 als Publisher des 3D-Raumschiff-Shooters Descent. 1997 veröffentlichte Interplay Fallout und 1998 Fallout 2. 1998 ging Interplay an die US-amerikanische Börse NASDAQ. Jedoch verzeichnete man in den darauf folgenden sieben Jahren nur Verluste. Auch trotz dem Versuch in der Filmwelt mit Interplay Movies Fuß zu fassen und einigen erfolgreichen Spielen wie Fallout und Baldur's Gate gelang es nicht, langfristig Gewinne zu erzielen. 2002 beendete Interplay größtenteils seine Tätigkeiten als Publisher und ließ von da an seine Spiele durch Vivendi Universal Games vertreiben. Im selben Jahr wurde Interplay aufgrund des niedrigen Firmenwertes vom NASDAQ gestrichen. Daraufhin erwarb der französische Publisher Titus Interactive den Hauptanteil an Interplay. 2003 stellte Interplay die Entwicklung der Computerspiele Baldur's Gate 3 und Fallout 3 ein, um sich auf die Entwicklung von Konsolenspielen zu konzentrieren. Dabei wurden auch die Black Isle Studios geschlossen, Interplays Rollenspiel-Division. Am 13. Januar 2004 wurde das Action-Rollenspiel Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel veröffentlicht. Am 2. Juni 2004 gab Interplay die Insolvenz bekannt. Im August meldete auch Titus Insolvenz an. Ende 2006 gab Interplay bekannt, einen Investor gefunden zu haben und sich nun voll auf die Entwicklung eines Onlineablegers der Fallout-Serie mit dem Arbeitstitel Project V13, also Fallout Online zu konzentrieren. Um dies finanzieren zu können, verkaufte man die Rechte von Fallout an Bethesda Softworks und wurde so vom Lizenzgeber zum Lizenznehmer. Interplay gibt an, Fallout Online im Jahr 2012 veröffentlichen zu wollen.
- In 1982, Adhaminto Boone had to close down his small games company, Boone Corporation. Brian Fargo, who was vice-president of R&D, took along some of the senior programmers to found Interplay productions. The small outfit published several titles, but finally struck gold with The Bard's Tale and Wasteland, which gave them the financial backing they needed to start publishing their own titles, instead of relying on EA as their publisher. They started publishing games from other companies in 1988, but it wasn't until 1993 that they managed another hit, and started the "Descent" series, first produced by Parallax Software. Starting in 1992, they were noted for pumping out a few Star Trek games, and in 1997 they released Fallout and MDK, followed by Baldur's Gate in 1998. Although the games were successful Interplay continued to bleed money and was on the verge of bankruptcy. Interplay went public that same year in order to avoid bankruptcy and pay off debt. The name of the company was changed to "Interplay Entertainment Corp". Interplay Entertainment Corp continued to publish outstanding games but at the same time bleed money. In a bid to shore up the companies finances they struck a deal with French company Titus Interactive for financing in return for stock and stock options. Unfortunately losses mounted and control of the company went to Titus Interactive.
- Interplay Entertainment is a video game publisher who held the exclusive license for publishing D&D computer games from 1997 to 2002. They were originally supposed to publish Neverwinter Nights, but had a falling-out with BioWare over sublicensing. During that time Hasbro Interactive, the owner of the D&D video game rights, was acquired by Infogrames, and NWN was eventually released under Infogrames' own Atari label. Since Interplay still held the exclusive license for D&D video games until late 2002, they collected royalties for the NWN sales, although they had no role in producing or publishing the game. See Wikipedia:Interplay Entertainment. This article is a stub. You can help NWN2Wiki by [ expanding it].
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