It's now officially listed as registered, current status dated October 21, 2008: http://tarr.uspto.gov/tarr?regser=serial&entry=77358976 Could this be that Interplay has plans on developing Descent 4???

CDN_Merlin wrote:I have the movies for D2, D3, FS1 and FS2 on VD at home. I could easily up them to a FTP if needed.

Interesting, I would want the D2 and the D3 movies if possible.

Try this: http://download.descent-network.com/des ... tract.w32/

I have TimeWarner's GameTap broadband subscription service (www.gametap.com) and it has Descent II and Descent 3 available for download and unlimited play when you remain a subscriber of GameTap.

I'm 20, started playing Descent back in 1995, Descent came pre-installed on a IBM Aptiva computer I had.

Suncho wrote:Yeah sorry man. =/

Don't give up hope though. It's not a simple matter to get Descent back, but that doesn't mean it'll never happen. =)

I have a very faint hope that Descent can be revived. I had a lot of fun playing Descent 1, 2, and 3.

And I'm guessing that if Descent 3 sold well, we would've seen Descent 4 go into full production. I remember Volition launch a Descent 4 site with preliminary information on Descent 4 and from what I recall, Volition had an agreement with Interplay for Interplay to publish Descent 4 if Descent 3 had ...

As i remember their was a TV movie planned then they changed to a real movie then they didn't make it. Hmmmm... Interesting. I wonder why Interplay didn't make a Descent movie. Does anyone have more detailed information on this apparent Descent movie? I do recall an Interplay press release that ...

What's the first listing for Descent for? Was a TV show or movie planned for Descent? What's the story behind that listing?

I found this interesting Descent related info on the USPTO (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office) website. Apparently Interplay applied for a Descent trademark for \"production and distribution of live action theatrical, motion pictures and television motion pictures and animated and live action ...