Mon, Aug 17, 2009 | 10:44 BST
Emma Goldman is fifth Lionhead GamesCom teaser
So close! Lionhead’s posted up its fifth GamesCom teaser, and this time it’s Emma Goldman.
The quote: “If I can’t dance, I don’t want to be in your revolution.”
In case you’ve missed the rest over the past week, we’ve had Lincoln, Robespierre, Che Guevara and Aristotle.
Wednesday morning. Molyneux. Cologne. We’re so excited we may have an accident.
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Posted in: GAMESCom 2009, Hot, Microsoft, Xbox 360
Tags: emma Goldman, lionhead, peter molyneux
23 comments
#1
Lutz
17/08/09, 10:44 am
I hate these things.
/impatient.
#2
Patrick Garratt
17/08/09, 10:46 am
Click the up thumb. There are lots of bullet holes in the rolly-downy things now.
#3
Bringit
17/08/09, 10:47 am
It is Fable III
#4
Blerk
17/08/09, 10:48 am
Bulletholes don’t seem very ‘Lionhead’. I wonder what this could be?
#5
Cort
17/08/09, 10:50 am
“If I can’t dance, I don’t want to be in your revolution.”
Natal confirmed?
#6
Psychotext
17/08/09, 10:53 am
So we should find out about this tomorrow right?
#7
Patrick Garratt
17/08/09, 10:56 am
Wednesday morning.
#8
Syrok
17/08/09, 10:57 am
Dance Dance Revolution! \o/
#9
Psychotext
17/08/09, 11:02 am
Thanks pat.
#10
Bringit
17/08/09, 11:09 am
I’m not making it up. It’s Fable III.
#11
rrod360lol
17/08/09, 11:14 am
How can an anarchist born in the 19 century live to the age of 70 ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_Goldman
She didn’t try hard enough to be anarchic
#12
Dralen
17/08/09, 11:23 am
Wooo! Fable III!
#13
Lutz
17/08/09, 11:44 am
Whilst I don’t doubt you Bringit, I’d like some solid proof first. :p
#14
Anders
17/08/09, 12:34 pm
I actually read about this quote yesterday – a line in V for Vendetta is inspired by it.
#15
wz
17/08/09, 12:52 pm
It has to be some thing related to the Republic game Hassabis made.
#16
Len
17/08/09, 2:04 pm
With the infinite draw distance or whatever it was he kept banging on about, I’d forgotten about that.
Please no more Fable is all I can say…
#17
Keepertje8
17/08/09, 9:30 pm
It’s Black and White. Note the White background as opposed to the previously Black background.
#18
Mike
17/08/09, 9:32 pm
Good spot.
#19
Blerk
17/08/09, 9:42 pm
Were there guns in Black and White?
#20
Mike
17/08/09, 9:44 pm
If there weren’t, there should have been!
#21
Keepertje8
17/08/09, 9:45 pm
Black and White 3 as the first Natal game would be quite awesome, even though I’m not aware how something like that should work :p
#22
Batsphinx
17/08/09, 10:09 pm
Well I guess that if it were a Natal Black & White then hand motions being translated into on-screen spells would be a major part of it – in the same way that mouse waves created spells in the former games.
#23
jnms
17/08/09, 10:34 pm
It’s obviously Black and White.
The first three screens had a black background. This one has a white background, just as Keepertje8 has pointed out.