I'm happy he sold out to MS...now he has money to start a new studio to make some rev-games (except offcourse if he really sold out to MS and now has to diss the Rev and it's controller while at TGS 2005 he clearly praised it), Back & White is like designed to be controlled with a 3D-mouse, Fable the same.

Besides, the Revolution has that 512 mb flash memory that could be used in a 64DD-kind of fashion and i hope that some still remember the talks about Earthbound 64 and how it would use the 64DD to have gameplay that Molyneux promised Fable would have (but didn't).
Begs the question, who's the more far-sighted? Nintendo or Molyneux?

Tis truly a shame not to be able to see what kind of cool things he would have done with the rev after all the priase he has given it in the past year. I really thought he was excited to work with new ambitiously deisgned hardware concepts then simply with prettier graphics.

I do have a 360 and yes i will probly buy every game he produces for it, but my heart is sad to see such an innovator miss out on the most innovative game system this gen.

I love molyneux's work and have since populous and syndicate days. I wish nintendo had approached him first.

Does anyone else long for a proper sequel to Syndicate - my early psychotic childhood was spent playing that in slow motion (my petit Amiga 500 was strained when more then two things were happening at once, I think the Atlantic Acclereater MIssion dropped to 1fps) and think its the most fantastic IP not to have a remake.

Anyway, is one of the new games B.C., I know it got dropped for the Xbox in favour of the 360 but I can't recall anything other then that. I remember thinking it looked a lot more approachable then Fable and Black and White - plus thinking like a caveman sounded quite fun.

I posted on another forum with this story that i was wishing for a remake of syndicate and a proper sequel to populus II (pop 3 sucked hard).

populus and syndicate absorbed much of my early pc gaming days once i realized there was more to pc gaming then kings quest.