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'''Interplay''' is an American video game publisher founded by [[wikipedia:Brian Fargo|Brian Fargo]] in 1983 and based in California, responsible for developing and publishing popular video game series such as ''[[wikipedia:Earthworm Jim (series)| Earthworm Jim]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Descent (video game)|Descent]]'', ''[[wikipedia: Fallout (series)|Fallout]]'' and | '''Interplay''' is an American video game publisher founded by [[wikipedia:Brian Fargo|Brian Fargo]] in 1983 and based in California, responsible for developing and publishing popular video game series such as ''[[wikipedia:Earthworm Jim (series)| Earthworm Jim]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Descent (video game)|Descent]]'', ''[[wikipedia: Fallout (series)|Fallout]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:Descent: FreeSpace – The Great War|FreeSpace]]''. Following the dissapointing sales of some of its bigger release, it was purchased by [[wikipedia:Titus Software|Titus Software]] in 2001. However, fund issues caused by Titus' overexpension lead to Interplay coming close to bankrupticity and changing its focus to publishing its back catalogue on download services such as the [[Virtual Console]]. | ||
Interplay developed ''[[Mario Teaches Typing]]'' and [[Mario Teaches Typing 2|its sequel]] under license from [[Nintendo]]. | Interplay developed ''[[Mario Teaches Typing]]'' and [[Mario Teaches Typing 2|its sequel]] under license from [[Nintendo]]. | ||
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Revision as of 14:24, February 1, 2018
Interplay is an American video game publisher founded by Brian Fargo in 1983 and based in California, responsible for developing and publishing popular video game series such as Earthworm Jim, Descent, Fallout and FreeSpace. Following the dissapointing sales of some of its bigger release, it was purchased by Titus Software in 2001. However, fund issues caused by Titus' overexpension lead to Interplay coming close to bankrupticity and changing its focus to publishing its back catalogue on download services such as the Virtual Console.
Interplay developed Mario Teaches Typing and its sequel under license from Nintendo.
