Fallout: New Vegas developer Obsidian isn't working on a new Fallout game currently - but its CEO Feargus Urquhart says "there's not a question" about doing one if he was asked.

Developer Obsidian has a bit of a reputation for releasing good but sometimes buggy games. It’s hoping to avoid that scenario for its next big release by delaying it into 2015.

The original Wasteland laid the foundation on which Fallout was built. Should the funding level be met, Obsidian will collaborate on Wasteland 2's game design and writing.

Talking to Dualshockers for the 25th anniversary of Fallout, Feargus Urquhart, CEO and co-founder of Obsidian Entertainment, said that "if we ever got the opportunity to make another Fallout game ...

These are some of the most iconic Obsidian Entertainment games with the most refined stealth gameplay mechanics.

Both Obsidian and inXile have relied on crowdfunding in recent years to raise development capital for their games, and adding Microsoft's financial backing means increased stability for the studios.

Original story: Obsidian's Project Eternity - a spiritual successor to the Planescapes, Baldur's Gates and Icewind Dales of old - has raised more money than any other video game on Kickstarter.

Fallout: New Vegas developer Obsidian will co-develop RPG sequel Wasteland 2 as long as Brian Fargo and inXile Entertainment can raise $2.1 million on Kickstarter in the next 17 days. Its current ...

When Obsidian announced the shrunken-perspective survival game Grounded at X019, studio design director Josh Sawyer dispelled any potential backlash before it even had a chance to begin.

In Wasteland, that's one of the parameters that's removed, you can do a fun post-apocalyptic game and have a lot more freedom with what you want to do. Wasteland 1 was full of crazy, fun stuff to do.

Obsidian Entertainment will be joining inXile’s Kickstarter-funded Wasteland 2 project if the campaign reaches $2.1 million. The announcement comes from British PC games site Rock Paper Shotgun ...