Peter Molyneux Weeps Aloud
Great man of English game hype and achievement brings pride of son into play
Peter Molyneux has been in open tear-fall of late regarding accusations that he massively over-promises on what his games can hope to achieve.
Godus, his latest clicky, god-gamish outing - the one that followed this good-will sucking Curiosity: What's Inside the Cube? - has been brought into the critical gaze in as much as it seems just to be a game about clicking. This has upset Peter. He says this:
"If I ask people to be interested in Godus, if there's one reason for them to be interested", and at this point according to Kotaku's Jason Schreier, "it's that I could not do anything that would not make my son proud."
"He's a gamerr", Peter goes on, "and if I ever make a game where he turns around to me and says, 'You over-promised that,' it would just kill me."
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Via Kotaku
Godus, his latest clicky, god-gamish outing - the one that followed this good-will sucking Curiosity: What's Inside the Cube? - has been brought into the critical gaze in as much as it seems just to be a game about clicking. This has upset Peter. He says this:
"If I ask people to be interested in Godus, if there's one reason for them to be interested", and at this point according to Kotaku's Jason Schreier, "it's that I could not do anything that would not make my son proud."
"He's a gamerr", Peter goes on, "and if I ever make a game where he turns around to me and says, 'You over-promised that,' it would just kill me."
We're not commenting any further.
Via Kotaku
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ghoti 12 Mar 2014 12:21
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The number of people believing Molyneux's hyperbole is getting closer and closer to one.