Bethesda is looking only at keeping the games available and playable on modern systems, but Howard says the company isn’t planning on doing “dev work.”<\/p>
The director also said he never wanted to change the original Fallouts<\/em> to make them more “modern” and expressed his desire for them to remain their own selves so players can experience them in their true form\u2014including them staying on PC. <\/p>
The Fallout <\/em>games revolutionized the RPG genre in the 1990s. They were made by Interplay and development was headed by none other than Obsidian’s Tim Cain. Both went on to be very successful, but Interplay eventually struggled financially and had to close down. Obsidian and Bioware are the most notable studios to have emerged from the former Interplay brand, which produced like Baldur’s Gate<\/em> and its sequel.<\/p>
