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=== The King of RPG's === |
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| − | From humble beginnings, '''Interplay Productions''' was founded by Brian Fargo. The first projects were non-original and consisted of software conversions and even some military work for Loral Corporation, nothing special. Then they met Activision. Activision told Interplay to talk to her at her sister's wedding. This is where Activision gave Interplay a deal for $100 000, |
+ | From humble beginnings, '''Interplay Productions''' was founded by Brian Fargo. The first projects were non-original and consisted of software conversions and even some military work for Loral Corporation, nothing special. Then they met Activision. Activision told Interplay to talk to her at her sister's wedding. This is where Activision gave Interplay a deal for $100 000, Interplayhad to develop games for her. Soon after, Interplay was self proclaimed the Prince of RPG's, a name he would live up to at the Land of Electronic Arts. |
| − | Interplay, going on a quest to the coast met the Wizards of the Coast. A strange group who gave Interplay a right, the right to create DnD Video Games. Interplay started off with Blood & Magic, the first D&D RTS Game |
+ | Interplay, going on a quest to the coast met the Wizards of the Coast. A strange group who gave Interplay a right, the right to create DnD Video Games. Interplay started off with Blood & Magic, the first D&D RTS Game. |
Interplay would then go on to marry Activison, his previous boss. Activision and Interplay had been in a relationship during Interplay's days of developing video games for Activision, despite Activision being six years older than Interplay. During this time Interplay became known as Interplay Entertainment. The year of the wedding was 1985. Interplay had three children with Activision: Bluesky, Brainstorm and Shiny. Of these, only Shiny still lives. Shiny has since become known as The Double Helix, meaning they are The Best Game Developers. Shiny refuses to talk to Interplay but stays close to Activision, her apprentices and his half-brothers/half-sisters. |
Interplay would then go on to marry Activison, his previous boss. Activision and Interplay had been in a relationship during Interplay's days of developing video games for Activision, despite Activision being six years older than Interplay. During this time Interplay became known as Interplay Entertainment. The year of the wedding was 1985. Interplay had three children with Activision: Bluesky, Brainstorm and Shiny. Of these, only Shiny still lives. Shiny has since become known as The Double Helix, meaning they are The Best Game Developers. Shiny refuses to talk to Interplay but stays close to Activision, her apprentices and his half-brothers/half-sisters. |
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| − | Then Interplay spawned a child from a disastorous affair with Titus Software, but the child, [[Black Isle Studios]], was not at all bad. Activision filed for a divorce in late 1997, and after 13 years of being together, Interplay and Activision divorced in 1998. Activision was 40 at the time and Interplay was 34. Activision |
+ | Then Interplay spawned a child from a disastorous affair with Titus Software, but the child, [[Black Isle Studios]], was not at all bad. Activision filed for a divorce in late 1997, and after 13 years of being together, Interplay and Activision divorced in 1998. Activision was 40 at the time and Interplay was 34. Activision then went into stasis because of THQ and didn't age for 7 years. She then remarried to Blizzard (Interplay's partner) at the age of 43 and was 13 years older than Blizzard, who was 30 at the time. The two have had five kids together. Currently, Activision is 46 and Blizzard 33. |
| + | Then Interplay met [[BioWare]], a child at seventeen years of age. Interplay trained BioWare who then became the Duke of RPG's. While Black Isle aimed for the respect of Interplay, making games such as [[Fallout 2]], [[Planescape: Torment]], Black Isle could never gain Interplay's acceptance. Interplay's blessings went to BioWare who had given Interplay [[Baldur's Gate]], his biggest success. Interplay's children would die soon after, resulting in Interplay going to the breaking point and straining his relationship with Titus. Interplay and BioWare soon after had an arguement about Atari, BioWare's new buddy which resulted in a falling out between the two and Atari getting the right to make DnD games. |
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| − | Titus knew that Black Isle was her child and cared closely for Black Isle, like Interplay, Titus also went depressed after Black Isle died and soon died herself. Black Isle Studios then went on to develop Fallout. To continue their D&D Fame, Black Isle Studios created Icewind Dale and Icewind Dale II, but Interplay had found their true D&D Developer, Black Ise was only to develop one more D&D game, because BioWare had stepped out of Interplay's shadow. |
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| + | Black Isle soon began develoment on [[Baldur's Gate III: The Black Hound]] , which Interplay cancelled out of shame and memory of BioWare. Black Isle Studio's then had two children, Troika and Obsidian with Reflexive Entertainment. Black Isle then hoped to prove to Interplay that he was better than BioWare and began working on [[Fallout 3]] and [[Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II]], of these, only Dark Alliance II were completed. The stress built up on Black Isle who died soon after, but with the acceptance of Interplay, glad that Black Isle could make a game better than the original Dark Alliance by Snowblind. |
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| − | + | BioWare then entered the Land of Electronic Arts. BioWare, since, only remembers its Interplay Days and only hears of small news from Interplay, while the latter hears of BioWare's huge success in the Land of EA. Interplay always congratulated itself for BioWare's success. |
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| + | Interplay then reconciled Software, deeming her to be the only fit mate for him. In hope to make another child like Black Isle, Titus gave birth to Avalon Interactive. Avalon was a complete and utter failure and abandoned Interplay and Titus. Interplay's grandchild Troika died of an unknown disease. |
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| − | Black Isle Studios had died from a rare disease. Then Interplay's other children died of the same disease. Interplay went into depression and gave Bethesda the right to develop every Fallout Game except an online one. |
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| − | Then one of Interplay's grandchildren, Troika (one of Black Isle's two son's) died. This hurt Interplay too much. Interplay wandered in the wastes and died, giving Bethesda the rights to Fallout were their last actions. The same year Titus died, while Interplay never married Titus they still cared for eachother, this hurt Interplay too much. When Interplay died in the wastes a blueish-purplish-red glow happened around his corpse. |
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| − | In 2007, the Double Helix Pantheon (followers of Interplay's only surviving son) built a temple around the corpse and preserved the glow and would give it to the first person to walk into their temple. |
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===Return and Discovery=== |
===Return and Discovery=== |
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Where Interplay died, the wastes had glown extremely brightly and one traveller braved to go out to Interplay's Grave. This brave adventurer, only 23 years old, entered the grave which had become a temple dedicated to the memory of Interplay. Being the only person, other than the temple's priests, to enter the temple, the man was given the essence of Interplay, Interplay's Brilliant Mind and Sould. This man was renamed Interplay and set out to reclaim the throne set by his predecessor. |
Where Interplay died, the wastes had glown extremely brightly and one traveller braved to go out to Interplay's Grave. This brave adventurer, only 23 years old, entered the grave which had become a temple dedicated to the memory of Interplay. Being the only person, other than the temple's priests, to enter the temple, the man was given the essence of Interplay, Interplay's Brilliant Mind and Sould. This man was renamed Interplay and set out to reclaim the throne set by his predecessor. |
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| − | Interplay then got into a fight with Bethesda over the rights of Fallout Online, but then Interplay met Masthead, his new best friend. As Interplay fought with Bethesda, Masthead started work on [[Fallout Online]]. Interplay then discovered a new element in video gaming: [[Discovery]]. Using Discovery, Interplay began to publish games for Indie Groups and Developers alike. The King of RPG's |
+ | Interplay then got into a fight with Bethesda over the rights of Fallout Online, but then Interplay met Masthead, his new best friend. As Interplay fought with Bethesda, Masthead started work on [[Fallout Online]]. Interplay then discovered a new element in video gaming: [[Discovery]]. Using Discovery, Interplay began to publish games for Indie Groups and Developers alike. The King of RPG's had returned. |
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| − | Born in Bulgaria, [[Masthead Studios]] was a universal company. Masthead was an orphan and destined for greatness, deciding that because they were universal they would become MMOG developers. Masthead started work on [[Earthrise]], their first MMOG. It was a MMORPG, it was was very anticipated and was to be released in February 2011. Earthrise is a MMO focusing with new ideas and its main focus PvP, it was revolutionary... in idea. Around this time, Masthead met Interplay. Masthead quickly became Interplay's best friend and urged Interplay to return from his six year gap. Interplay accepted and seeing how Masthead was making a MMORPG decided to ask Masthead if they could develop [[Fallout Online]]. Masthead accepted and got to work immediatly. Bethesda, an enemy in Masthead's development, constantly tried to interefere, eventually leading to Interplay fighting them in court. Masthead then released Earthrise and it had an average review score of 6/10, but it was not reviewed by IGN or Gamespot. While graphics were ultimately very good as well as gameplay, it was the major bugs, server connections and the open-world essence of the game that brought its downfall. |
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| + | Bethesda would brutally attack Interplay, break the friendship between Interplay and Masthead before proceeding to destroy Fallout Online. Interplay would, however, continue to live, using [[MDK2 HD]] and [[Steam]] to sustain them. Struggling and going onward, Interplay would return to where it once was, a long time ago, the new body would relive a memory of the old: The Death of Black Isle. But the new body had powers the old didn't, and with the MDK2 HD, they brought back Black Isle, although Interplay was reunited with it's son, the new body didn't recognize it's own offspring, but as they went out the two become closer and closer to each other than any had ever thought. |
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| − | Masthead Studios got to work fully on Fallout Online as soon as they were allowed, although it is likely that the development of Earthrise caused small delays, Interplay had released Armageddon Rag's. These were newsletters for Fallout Online. Currently it is unknown who from Masthead is working on Fallout Online, as members from Interplay are working on it as well. Since it's release in February 2011, Masthead has fixed many of the bugs and is fixing the server connections, Masthead is also improving the open-world essence, hoping that Earthrise Version 2.0 can get a higher review rate. |
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== Double Helix Games == |
== Double Helix Games == |
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Latest revision as of 22:40, 23 August 2012
Baldur's Gate III: The Black Hound. A much anticipated title, but it was canceled.
Interplay Entertainment[]
The King of RPG's[]
From humble beginnings, Interplay Productions was founded by Brian Fargo. The first projects were non-original and consisted of software conversions and even some military work for Loral Corporation, nothing special. Then they met Activision. Activision told Interplay to talk to her at her sister's wedding. This is where Activision gave Interplay a deal for $100 000, Interplayhad to develop games for her. Soon after, Interplay was self proclaimed the Prince of RPG's, a name he would live up to at the Land of Electronic Arts.
Interplay, going on a quest to the coast met the Wizards of the Coast. A strange group who gave Interplay a right, the right to create DnD Video Games. Interplay started off with Blood & Magic, the first D&D RTS Game.
Interplay would then go on to marry Activison, his previous boss. Activision and Interplay had been in a relationship during Interplay's days of developing video games for Activision, despite Activision being six years older than Interplay. During this time Interplay became known as Interplay Entertainment. The year of the wedding was 1985. Interplay had three children with Activision: Bluesky, Brainstorm and Shiny. Of these, only Shiny still lives. Shiny has since become known as The Double Helix, meaning they are The Best Game Developers. Shiny refuses to talk to Interplay but stays close to Activision, her apprentices and his half-brothers/half-sisters.
Then Interplay spawned a child from a disastorous affair with Titus Software, but the child, Black Isle Studios, was not at all bad. Activision filed for a divorce in late 1997, and after 13 years of being together, Interplay and Activision divorced in 1998. Activision was 40 at the time and Interplay was 34. Activision then went into stasis because of THQ and didn't age for 7 years. She then remarried to Blizzard (Interplay's partner) at the age of 43 and was 13 years older than Blizzard, who was 30 at the time. The two have had five kids together. Currently, Activision is 46 and Blizzard 33.
Then Interplay met BioWare, a child at seventeen years of age. Interplay trained BioWare who then became the Duke of RPG's. While Black Isle aimed for the respect of Interplay, making games such as Fallout 2, Planescape: Torment, Black Isle could never gain Interplay's acceptance. Interplay's blessings went to BioWare who had given Interplay Baldur's Gate, his biggest success. Interplay's children would die soon after, resulting in Interplay going to the breaking point and straining his relationship with Titus. Interplay and BioWare soon after had an arguement about Atari, BioWare's new buddy which resulted in a falling out between the two and Atari getting the right to make DnD games.
Black Isle soon began develoment on Baldur's Gate III: The Black Hound , which Interplay cancelled out of shame and memory of BioWare. Black Isle Studio's then had two children, Troika and Obsidian with Reflexive Entertainment. Black Isle then hoped to prove to Interplay that he was better than BioWare and began working on Fallout 3 and Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II, of these, only Dark Alliance II were completed. The stress built up on Black Isle who died soon after, but with the acceptance of Interplay, glad that Black Isle could make a game better than the original Dark Alliance by Snowblind.
BioWare then entered the Land of Electronic Arts. BioWare, since, only remembers its Interplay Days and only hears of small news from Interplay, while the latter hears of BioWare's huge success in the Land of EA. Interplay always congratulated itself for BioWare's success.
Interplay then reconciled Software, deeming her to be the only fit mate for him. In hope to make another child like Black Isle, Titus gave birth to Avalon Interactive. Avalon was a complete and utter failure and abandoned Interplay and Titus. Interplay's grandchild Troika died of an unknown disease.
Return and Discovery[]
Where Interplay died, the wastes had glown extremely brightly and one traveller braved to go out to Interplay's Grave. This brave adventurer, only 23 years old, entered the grave which had become a temple dedicated to the memory of Interplay. Being the only person, other than the temple's priests, to enter the temple, the man was given the essence of Interplay, Interplay's Brilliant Mind and Sould. This man was renamed Interplay and set out to reclaim the throne set by his predecessor.
Interplay then got into a fight with Bethesda over the rights of Fallout Online, but then Interplay met Masthead, his new best friend. As Interplay fought with Bethesda, Masthead started work on Fallout Online. Interplay then discovered a new element in video gaming: Discovery. Using Discovery, Interplay began to publish games for Indie Groups and Developers alike. The King of RPG's had returned.
Bethesda would brutally attack Interplay, break the friendship between Interplay and Masthead before proceeding to destroy Fallout Online. Interplay would, however, continue to live, using MDK2 HD and Steam to sustain them. Struggling and going onward, Interplay would return to where it once was, a long time ago, the new body would relive a memory of the old: The Death of Black Isle. But the new body had powers the old didn't, and with the MDK2 HD, they brought back Black Isle, although Interplay was reunited with it's son, the new body didn't recognize it's own offspring, but as they went out the two become closer and closer to each other than any had ever thought.
Double Helix Games[]
Shiny was Interplay and Activision's only surviving son. He lasted throughout the ages of torment that he was subjected to. After seeing Interplay could teach him no more on vidoe games, Shiny went to work with Atari. Shiny and Atari became good friends, but that was just about it. Shiny then left Atari and found a cube called The Collective. The Collective would allow Shiny to make great video games, and upon absorbing The Collective, Shiny became Double Helix Games.
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