To protect "radiation ol" interplay or will recover the game copyright

"Radiation" (fallout) copyright dispute is a never-ending war, the vast expectation of "radiation ol" players never seem to see the dawn. Recently, this lawsuit has made new progress, "radiation" intellectual property owners interplay release malicious words, if Bethesda win this lawsuit victory makes "radiation ol" plan died, then "radiation" sixth generation game will disappear in the market, Bethesda will not continue to produce "　　Radiation Series game. Radiation: Vegas Interplay Company Mister Eric Kain (Eric Caen) told reporters that his company is ready to play a "long war" with Bethesda company, he said: "Our company to the" radiation "of the intellectual property to Bethesda only for money and keep the Radiation ol "independent development rights. If they stop us from developing this game, well, the deal is over.　　In addition to the fifth generation of the "radiation" game, they do not want to continue to develop the sixth generation. "If this lawsuit continues, then we will claim the intellectual property rights of radiation," he said.　　Of course, after that we will continue to develop our "radiation ol".　　Cain's "radiation" fifth generation game will be the next generation game of Bethesda's "Radiation" series, and the fourth generation refers to the "Radiation: Vegas" (Fallout:new Vegas), which was listed last October. Kane continued: "In the original contract, Bethesda only has the right to produce the" Radiation "game series of three games, which also includes game information.　　In other words, they have done "radiation 3", "Radiation: Vegas", they can only do a "radiation" game, and then our contract even if terminated. Bethesda spent 5.75 million of dollars in 2004 buying intellectual property in the radiation series. Soon after the two companies signed the contract, Interplay announced the "Radiation ol" online game plan, and declared that the Games will be listed in 2012. But the endless copyright battles between the two companies have dashed hopes that the game will go public on schedule. (Edit/Xu Mingming)