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Elven, Interplay is revisiting the Glutton Creeper deal because Bethesda used that deal to mess with Interplay and cost them a lot of legal fees, part of their master plan to try to break Interplay. Interplay disclosed that they had already licensed out the Fallout name to glutton Creeper...

one other point Interplay was able to retain many of their key IP's during their restructuring phase. The IP's are the true value of Interplay. Heck, if Herve needed, he could sell Earthworm Jim for 10 million or more and probably Descent for close to as much (these IP's are way more valuable...

Results Well, it is hard to argue with results. When Herve took over Interplay, they were 120 million dollars in debt. he sold the Hunter IP for 15 million, Shiny entertainment for 30 million, cut costs, etc. Sure hindsight is 20/20. Interplay was in a tough situation when he took over, not...

Agree with Elven Elven's analysis makes a lot of sense. Interplay was forced into a less than ideal deal with Bethesda because involuntary bankruptcy proceedings had been initiated against them (Corith takes a lot of credit for that one. Corith's claim to fame can be that by pushing the...

the voice of god wow, the voice of God has spoken to me. My life is now complete... I shall now shuffle off this mortal coil... See you Brother None up in your ethereal realm high up above. Nirvana awaits, spiritual enlightenment, and some day the face of Brother None, the enlightened and...

Brilliance Glad Brother None is smart enough to decipher this stuff, unlike some of the dopes who first pass along the developing news. I'm thinking all news sites should first run any early, preliminary information past Brother None to first get his brilliant and exacting interpretation of...

Bethesda pulling the strings My bet is that Bethesda orchestrated all this. Bethesda probably offered an exclusive scoop if OXM did not talk at all about Interplay's earlier games.

read the transcript I also read the transcript and I can see why Bethesda fired DLA piper. Bethesda's DLA piper lawyer was a complete dolt. Interplay's lawyer thrashed him and made him look totally incompetent and silly. Bethesda's lawyer kept trying to blame his age and failing voice as to...

V13 concept art AND Interplay wins first round in legal batt Interplay defeated the preliminary injunction imposed by Bethesda. Interplay also released a bunch of new concept art as part of their legal case for Fallout MMORPG made by Serg. They showed the first picture on their website: Here's...

Hackers are a waste What a bunch of wasteoids! What's the point of hacking a website and then flaunting your tag? Also, I think Chris deserves some props and respect for coming on this site and facing the firestorm.

Games coming out I'm actually impressed with Herve. Interplay was almost 100 million in debt at one point and is now only about a million in debt. If he can resurrect Interplay and make some of those great classic games, I will be quite impressed. Also, you have to give him props for...

I agree with Suaside Herve will be able to post many intriguing snippets about the reason to fund Fallout Online. 1. Herve took Interplay from 59 million in debt to profitability (soon after the final money comes in from Fallout, and the recently announced other licensed games). 2...

How much So the big question I'm sure everyone is wondering about is how much was Herve forced to pay and to which parties. Does anyone know the specifics of this?

Update, The stock is shooting up on additional news. Interplay just sold the rights to Fallout for around 6 million.

The stock is currently shooting up on the news. Looks like there are many people who believe old Herve. It would be pretty ballsy to lie in a formal SEC report, but I guess one never knows, as it has happened before with other companies. We shall see...

What was interesting/surprising in this filing is that Herve said that Interplay is expecting to have much more cash flow this year and increased revenue from both PC and console games. For the past several years, Herve has been saying that Interplay will be operating with a reduced cash flow...

Are there any public documents on any of this regarding how much the bankruptcy proceedings are for, or is this more in the realm of rumors that the total is in fact 750,000 and not just the 60,000 that was believed earlier.

Bankruptcy Any news or even rumors regarding the bankruptcy situation? Doesn't make much sense to me, how no one knows what is happening and nothing is posted anywhere. Has anyone heard anything from Corith or others who were involved in the case? Life is a circle, we will meet again..