Posted on 13 August 2010 by Ben Maxwell
The engine behind Rage and Doom 4 will only be available to games published by ZeniMax Media.
iD Software has revealed that iD Tech 5, the proprietary engine behind Doom 4 and Rage, will not be licenced to other developers, suggesting that the company is looking to move away from licencing its engines in future.
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Posted on 17 June 2010 by Tom Ivan
Splash Damage developed shooter Brink has been delayed until 2011, publisher Bethesda has confirmed.
The ambitious FPS, which aims to blend singleplayer, co-op and multiplayer gameplay into one seamless experience, was originally scheduled to launch in spring 2010, but was previously delayed to the autumn of this year.
Source: VG247
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Posted on 29 April 2010 by Tom Ivan
Bethesda Softworks has opened new sales and marketing offices in Frankfurt, Germany and Paris, France.
Frank Matzke and Julie Chalmette have joined the company to act as managing directors of the German and French operations, respectively.
Matzke previously served as vice president for Europe at Sierra Entertainment and as marketing director for central Europe at Vivendi Games.
Chalmette formerly held the position of general manager for Vivendi Games France.
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Posted on 22 April 2010 by Edge Staff
Bethesda has decided not to pursue their lawsuit against Interplay, a surprise move which effectively allows work on the mooted Fallout MMO to continue.
Bethesda initial sought an injunction against Interplay in 2007 to stop them from using the Fallout license. The move was to effectively stop Interplay from working on a Fallout MMO, rumoured to be called Project V-13.
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Posted on 04 February 2010 by Tom Ivan
Bethesda Softworks has announced that the next chapter in the Fallout franchise, Fallout: New Vegas, will launch this autumn.
First revealed at a London event in April 2009, the RPG is currently in development at Alpha Protocol and Star Wars Knights Of The Old Republic II studio Obsidian.
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Posted on 15 December 2009 by Tom Ivan
id Software’s Rage will be published by Bethesda after parent company Zenimax Media acquired the rights to the game from EA Partners.
“The ongoing development of Rage is unaffected by this development,” Zenimax said in a statement.
Based on the id Tech 5 game engine, Rage is in development for PC, Mac, Xbox 360 and PS3. A launch date has yet to be announced.
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Posted on 14 December 2009 by Alex Wiltshire
US District Judge Denies Bethesda’s attempt to block Interplay from selling Fallout games.
Gamasutra reports that Interplay will be able to continue selling Fallout Trilogy, a bundle of Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics, along with the titles on an individual basis. Interplay will also be able to continue work on its Fallout MMO.
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Posted on 01 December 2009 by Tom Ivan
Publisher Bethesda has confirmed that Brink’s release has been delayed until autumn 2010.
Splash Damage’s ambitious first person shooter, which aims to blend singleplayer, co-op and multiplayer gameplay into one seamless experience, was originally scheduled to launch in the spring of next year.
Bethesda didn’t provide any reasoning for the game’s delay when contacted.
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Posted on 19 October 2009 by Aleksandar
Skoro godinu dana nakon svog objavljivanja, Fallout 3 se pojavljuje u novom, dopunjenom, Game of the Year izdanju. Continue Reading
Posted on 14 September 2009 by James Lee
Bethesda Softworks has sued Interplay over perceived misuses of the rights to the Fallout franchise, claiming the studio has suffered “immediate, substantial, and irreparable harm”.
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