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Posts Tagged ‘Peter Molyneux’
Peter Molyneux: Why I Love… ICO
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6 Apr 2013
Peter Molyneux reveals his favourite game and tells us why he loves influential PS2 platformer ICO
Peter Molyneux Interview: Part One
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18 Dec 2012
With 3 days left to go on 22cans’ Project Godus Kickstarter, Peter Molyneux discusses life after Lionhead, reinventing the god game and the future of Curiosity.
Project Godus Kickstarter “not safe,” says Peter Molyneux
Features
4 Dec 2012
Outspoken developer Peter Molyneux talks to games™ about his Kickstarter Project Godus and the issues he’s faced overcoming assumptions
Fable and Xbox 360 killed Lionhead’s B.C. says developer
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29 Oct 2012
“An executive decision was made to put everything behind Fable at the expense of BC”, says original Intrepid Games designer
10 game developers to follow on Twitter
Features
26 May 2012
Twitter has quickly become a soapbox for some of the industry’s most talented individuals to discuss everything from publisher woes, development tips and what pants they are currently wearing. Here’s 10 you should be following…
Peter Molyneux resigns – “Now is the time to be crazy, man.”
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7 Mar 2012
Peter Molyneux is leaving Lionhead Studios and Microsoft and talks to games™ about his future as a creative.
Behind The Scenes: Theme Park
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Uncategorised
20 Apr 2011
Peter Molyneux may be one of the busiest men in the games industry, with the serious job of running both Lionhead and Rare for Microsot, but back in 1994 he was all about the fun as his studio, Bullfrog Productions reinvented the business sim with Theme Park. Now Molyneux looks back at one of his most popular games to date.
Peter Molyneux: Milo Is Not The Terminator
Features
20 Aug 2010
In an exclusive interview for games™’s 100th issue, Lionhead boss Peter Molyneux speaks with typical candour about Milo & Kate, Kinect and, bizarrely, James Cameron’s The Terminator.

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