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Lionhead has "super secret second project" alongside Journey
Peter Molyneux says Kinect's Fable: The Journey, which "isn't on rail", uses "huge amounts of technology" from their cancelled 'tech demo' Project Milo.
The Lionhead Studios boss also teased they've got a "super secret second project" in development alongside it. He wouldn't elaborate any details.
The Lionhead Studios boss also teased they've got a "super secret second project" in development alongside it. He wouldn't elaborate any details.
Lionhead's Fable technical director leaves to form new studio
Posted: 21.06.2011 by Technet2k
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Simon Carter, co-founder of Lionhead's Big Blue Box, has ended his time with the Microsoft owned studio after 10 years having helped create Fable.
It was a "very difficult" decision but there are "lots of new opportunities to pursue." Carter was also technical lead for Dungeon Keeper and part of Bullfrog.
It was a "very difficult" decision but there are "lots of new opportunities to pursue." Carter was also technical lead for Dungeon Keeper and part of Bullfrog.
Fable II PC conversion "isn't a priority" for Lionhead Studios
Posted: 16.05.2011 by Technet2k
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Tomorrow, May 17th, is the official release for PC Fable III which retailed on Xbox 360 late last year. The original game was also released on PC - what of Fable II?
Lionhead's coders have already moved on to "new projects", reveals senior designer Mike West. The "time was right" for Fable III to cross over to the PC desktop.
Lionhead's coders have already moved on to "new projects", reveals senior designer Mike West. The "time was right" for Fable III to cross over to the PC desktop.
Molyneux: Gaming already "racing ahead to a future" unknown
Posted: 18.03.2011 by Technet2k
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BAFTA Fellowship winner Peter Molyneux talks about how the videogames space is a changing "incredibly fast" and that we're ahead of film and TV.
Cinema and television have "got to change within themselves" while videogames are constantly evolving. They're an "incredibly important force" globally.
Cinema and television have "got to change within themselves" while videogames are constantly evolving. They're an "incredibly important force" globally.
Molyneux 'sorry for making up features' to wake sleeping press
Posted: 17.03.2011 by Technet2k
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While accepting his BAFTA Fellowship, Lionhead Studios' Peter Molyneux offered an apology and a thanks to the games press for "listening to my stuff."
He admits he's "slightly over-promised" on occasion and says he could "name at least 10 features" made up to "stop journalists going to sleep". Where's my acorn?!
He admits he's "slightly over-promised" on occasion and says he could "name at least 10 features" made up to "stop journalists going to sleep". Where's my acorn?!
Posted: 01.07.2011 by Technet2k
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