Didn't we hear these empty promises before from Molyneux??

Fable was supposed to have much more content than it did and I am sure he is exagerating again....

I swear the fish I caught was thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis big

Doesn't this guy also do Bungie's marketing?

Hehe, say what you will about Molyneux, empty promises, and what have you, but you can't deny that the man loves what he does, and certainly gets excited about it.

next gen chess...confirmed??

Jeez Molyneux, shut your friken gob ok?

I HOPE HE BRINGS BACK B.C.!!!

yeah, this is the same load of crap he's been shoveling for the last decade.

Nothing new to see here. Just Peter, selling his next game.

my comments working yet?

The minute they see me, fear me
I'm the epitome - a public enemy
Used, abused without clues
I refused to blow a fuse
They even had it on the news
Don't believe the hype...

"a discovery was made." Said Molyneux, "I think that discovery is so significant... This discovery has lead us to start a game and that game will be on the front cover of Nature magazines and Science magazines."

Global warming solved.

That guy is fucking hilarious.

As far as I'm concerned, Fable sucked massively, and he has not contributed one good thing to gaming.

"Molyneux", he great a blowing his own trumpet... not much good at designing games, they all end up in terminal repetitive game play boredom half way through... a name on the box, I've grown up to avoid... Zzzzz!

He probably red about artificial life and genetic algoritms...

Apparently, his greatest skill is in talking about things he's not supposed to talk about while not actually talking about anything at all.

From a previous Joystiq post on Fable 2:

"He's only talking about half of the co-op..."

"...which makes us wonder if the half of co-op he can't talk about is that it can sometimes be competitive."

"He tells us that he's not, actually, allowed to talk about it, but it has to do with how Fable will touch more of the outside world."

Peter's a good guy, perhaps a bit too good for his own good, and he's a visionary who gets carried away in his own dreams when he talks. He's constantly spinning out new ideas, which is great, except when the media decides to take you to task for things that were said off the cuff that they regarded as promises because his PR handler didn't immediately come down and say that they weren't actual features.

Dmitri is a project that was in the works before Fable 2. We know that it started, and was mothballed because at the time it was not technically feasible.

If it comes back, it will be worth paying attention to, like anything that comes out of Lionhead. If anything, their greatest fault all along has been the last two months of development, i.e., they typically don't get the last two months of development time that's needed to take their great ideas to final fruition.

Molineux + Midnight Bliss confirmed...also horrifying.

It seems that Mr. Molyneux transformed into a bit of a mini-Bethesda around the time of Black & White. Meaning all he does is reiterate a certain idea until he will reach his holy grail of making that perfect game he has in his head.

That said, the similarities end there though, as he, all the promises and boasting aside, is actively trying to get his ideas somewhere and make games about feeling connected instead of making yet another sandbox but with next gen graphics and in a slightly different designed setting.

He probably just made realistic tree AI.

Dimitri was Lionhead's super-secret project back when I was a member of the pre-release Black & White community... in 1999. I think that's kind of funny, but I'm not being cynical. Molyneux is a visionary, and sooner or later one of his games will match his vision. I plan to be there when it happens.

Playing Connect-Four Vs. GOD Confirmed.

I did some games testing back at Lionhead in 2002 and they were working on a game called Dimitri back then, albeit in a very early form.

Molyneux making iRobot 2: Revenge of the Roomba confirmed??

Molyneux is the game industries Dean Kamen. Over-promise and under-deliver.