According to GameSpot in an artilce on November 13, 2007 that Interplay, using money from its sale of the Fallout IP to Bethesda Softworks, is going to restart its in-house game development studio and Interplay has plans on developing sequels to some of its classic IPs contingent on if it can secure financing. Gamespot stated:
“     Among the projects Interplay has said it wants to develop are sequels to Earthworm Jim, Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance, Descent, and MDK, provided it can find the financing, but no one really paid attention or saw anything in the works until now. They have now have a coming soon website, but nothing else, so we will have to wait and see.

Interplay as a Publisher/ Developer has gone through the gamit as it were, for success and failures. They started in 1983 by Brian Fargo. By 1992 they were listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange, but within two years they were delisted. Interplay has had several very successful games including Bard’s Tale and Wasteland which were both developed by Interplay but published by EA. One of their most famous character Earthworm Jim was even made into a cartoon.

We will have to wait and see what is in store for the "New" Interplay