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Molyneux's next game Curiosity dated, detailed for iOS, Android and PC

New details and a release date have emerged for Peter Molyneux and 22 Can's first game Curiosity, with the experimental title coming to iOS, Android and PC on August 22.

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NYC_Gamer4317d ago

He's real greedy why charge 50k for some virtual item

Godmars2904316d ago

Am I really the only person who thinks the man has managed to look full of himself at every photo opportunity?

And then there's this:
"a mystery that Molyneux said, with a knowing smile, "is so valuable, and so life-changingly important.

""It's so amazing I think it will appear on news reports," Molyneux said elsewhere in the presentation,"

I mean really, FFS...

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Unexpecta4316d ago

Everything he does is a gimmick. Hate his face, bloody bastard doesn't deserve to be called a Sir.

After the first Fable, all of the games after that were pure garbage.

Anon19744316d ago (Edited 4316d ago )

So what about his remarkable contributions to gaming prior to Fable? This guy and Bulldog studios changed the face of gaming as we know it for the better before Fable was even in development. Populous, Dungeon Keeper, Syndicate, Theme Park, Black and White.

These games are all classics and helped define genres. And all before Fable, which was another excellent game. I don't care if he over promised in his excitement over the Fable series. The man deserves gamer's respect. Full stop.

ScubbaSteve4316d ago

I could make a graph that displays my desire to play a new dungeon keeper game against my willingness to listen to him hype his new and upcoming game. There's a pretty clear point where I just don't want to listen to his BS anymore and that's usually about 5mins into his E3 presentations.

Since he no longer has the rights to Dungeon keeper I usually only give him enough time to say if he's making a completely unrelated game called "Keeper of Dungeons" or something.

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The 10 Most Expensive Microtransactions And DLC In Games, Ever

From Xfire: "Remember when you'd buy a game and... that was it? You got the full experience by purchasing the full product one time. "

potedude1128d ago

Damn, Train Simulator is costing the big bucks. That game is kinda fun but not if you purchase all the DLC.

Relientk771128d ago

I will never understand why people pay for this crap.

Master of Unlocking1124d ago

"All the DLC - Train Simulator 2020, $10,145"

No wonder we're witnessing an increasing number of ports from PC to consoles, you can't nickel and dime PC owners with all their mods over there, lol

"Legatus Pack - Star Citizen $27,000"

Ouch!

Planet Calypso - Entropia Universe, $6,000,000

WTF...?!

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Peter Molyneux Interview Sparks Outrage, Questions, and Silence

The Peter Molyneux Godus saga has been advancing at a rapid rate this week, as an industry veteran is raked over the coals.

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ps4gamer19833364d ago (Edited 3364d ago )

With recent fudge-ups by Molynuex, I can't believe people still gave this loser any money. Is he on drugs? Why can't this GROWN man do anything right?

The man's ego is so over-inflated that his hairline had to make room for his "big headedness".

SaveFerris3364d ago

I feel bad for the investors, but it isn't as if he hasn't done this kind of thing before.

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The God who Peter Molyneux forgot

During the early afternoon of 26th May 2013, 18-year-old Scot Bryan Henderson tapped on Peter Molyneux's Curiosity cube for the last time. He had won the game. A tiny message appeared on the screen of his smartphone. It contained an email address for someone at 22Cans, the Guildford studio Molyneux had founded after leaving Microsoft and traditional game development behind.

Bryan, confused but intrigued, followed the instructions. Have I really won, he asked? An email appeared with a link to a video. In it Molyneux, dressed all in black and set against a virtual cube, delivers a message of congratulations.

The prize? In the months before Curiosity's release, Molyneux had hyped it up, promising it would be "life-changing" for whoever discovered it. "Life-changing." Quite the claim, and Molyneux's video message repeats the words. But how? You will become a digital god, Molyneux proclaims in the video, of 22Cans' next game, Godus. And, you will receive a cut of the money made by Godus from the start of your reign to its end.

"That, by any definition of the word, is life-changing," Molyneux says.

18 months later, as Bryan approaches his 21st birthday, he has yet to become God of Gods, he has yet to receive the "riches" Molyneux promised him, and it's looking increasingly likely he never will.

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