Interplay, the studio behind the original Fallout titles, was originally signed on to develop a video game tie-in to George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road. Sadly, however, the project never got past the early stages of development.
"I got to fly with
to Whistler, Canada, on the Universal private jet–because Universal used to own half of Interplay–and spend three hours with him," Interplay founder Brian Fargo told Kotaku. "
was familiar with Wastelandand Fallout and loved the work we’d done. So half of the ride was us fanboying and half was 'OK, let’s do something'."
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"I got to fly with
to Whistler, Canada, on the Universal private jet–because Universal used to own half of Interplay–and spend three hours with him," Interplay founder Brian Fargo told Kotaku. "
was familiar with Wastelandand Fallout and loved the work we’d done. So half of the ride was us fanboying and half was 'OK, let’s do something'."
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