Double Fine may have sparked a revolution of sorts last week when it 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:raised oodles of cash to help fund its adventure game side-project through the crowdfunding site Kickstarter. The success of the sans-publisher experiment has since piqued the interest of game makers everywhere, including that of the PC RPG pioneer and current inXi♉le Entertainment CEO, Brian Fargo.

“Pondering bringing Wasteland back through this crowdfunding. It's a world I have lꦯonged to work with again,” Fargo, referencing his 1988 post-apocalyptic RPG which served as the inspiration for the Fallout series. Responding to the immediate positive feedback, he , “Very encouraging to see all the love for a new Wasteland. Crowdfuning might be the perfect way to make it a reality...”

, noting he and his team are already kicking around ideas for the Wastelander reboot. If it is a reality, Fargo insisted the game would not stray far from its PC gaming roots, explaining, “[It] would be focusing on top-down, probably isometric, party based, skill based – where if you'd just finished playing Wasteland and moved onto this you'd feel comfortable.”

Later, he delivered a similar message to followers, , “I want🍎 fans to know that a new Wastleand would be complete old school vibe and made with input from gamers. Made the gamers way.”

Fargo estimated it would take nearly a million dollars to develop a Wasteland follow-up. And while he admitted the Kickstarter model isn't lik♉ely to work for every studio, he said his project carries a special significance in the gaming community, insisting, “A lot of people have forgotten that there would have been no Fallout if there wasn🐎't a Wasteland."

The Was𒅌teland Kickstarter campaign is expected to go live within a month. Will you be ꧙part of the crowd?