Bethesda and Splash Damage working together
"A long-term development partnership".
The eyes of Bethesda Softworks and Splash Damage have met across the crowded bar of games development and one thing's led to another and the duo have announced their engagement in a "long-term development partnership". Wink wink.
More details will be announced "in the coming months", apparently, and executives on both side sound excited.
Splash Damage's owner and creative director Paul Wedgwood points out that Bethesda "has repeatedly been responsible for outstanding games as both publisher and developer", which is a fair point - The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion being a particular high point and Fallout 3 likely to do well later this year.
"Both of our studios share a passion for creating great games, and we're confident that this partnership will result in even greater experiences for gamers. We're really looking forward to working with Bethesda," he went on to add.
Bethesda president Vlatko Andonov went further. "This could not be a more perfect fit," he explained. "We are extremely impressed with Splash Damage and the quality titles they produce.
"They are highly creative and innovative, and have demonstrated a high level of dedication to their projects. We are confident that gamers everywhere will be thrilled with the offerings from this collaboration."
In the meantime, gamers everywhere can be thrilled by the release next week of the console versions of Splash Damage's last game, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, although it's worth pointing out that the ports were handled by other companies.
A spokesperson for Bethesda said not to expect anything at E3.
You may also like...
-
Warp Review
-
Why Can't Games Do Sex?
-
The Kickstarter Conundrum
-
Assassin's Creed 3 release date announced
-
Full-length Far Cry 3 cinematic trailer
-
Remedy's message to Alan Wake PC pirates: "enjoy the story!"
-
NCsoft confirms Guild Wars 2 on console
-
Huge range of PlayStation 2 Classics storm European PlayStation store
-
Dear Esther Review
-
Japan PlayStation Vita sales at lowest ever weekly total
-
Bethesda on Skyrim's viewable Morrowind, Cyrodiil: "maybe we'll use it one day"
-
Assassin's Creed Revelations getting Desmond single-player DLC
-
Indie game Dear Esther profitable in less than six hours
-
App of the Day: Tongue Tied!
-
Syndicate launch trailer blasts out the dubstep
-
Solitaire Blitz Preview: Why PopCap's Approach to Facebook Gaming is Anything But Casual
-
Far Cry 3 release date revealed by leaked trailer
-
Alan Wake PC version footage
-
PS3 exclusive JRPG Ni No Kuni out in Europe Q1 2013
-
Valve selling a virtual Team Fortress 2 ring for $100
-
Notch can match Schafer's $13m Psychonauts 2 budget valuation
-
The Walking Dead screenshots shamble in
-
Ubisoft and TrackMania dev announce ShootMania Storm
-
Will there be a PS3 version of The Witcher 2?
-
UFC Undisputed 3 Review









Comments (6) Latest comment 4 years ago
Comments threads automatically close after 30 days, but please feel free to continue chatting on the forum!
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Well they could make one of those too just hard to make it fun and have a great gameplay to make it worth anyone's time. Yea the older ones sucked. Though I don't believe they would ever focus on a game like Terminator anymore. Maybe as a side project they will.
Comment below viewing threshold Show
Comment below viewing threshold Show
I'd play it.