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Maxis legend Will Wright has spoken about his admiration for three particular figures in the gaming world: Shigeru Miyamoto, Peter Molyneux and Sid Meier.

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Fable as an MMO could do “reasonably well,” according to former Lionhead boss Peter Molyneux. The 22 Cans founder has shed light on the team’s brainstorming around the project while he was involved.

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Microsoft is gearing up to announce its Xbox 360 successor at an event on May 21, and former creative director at Microsoft Game Studios Peter Molyneux has suggested that while he “knew a lot” about the company’s next-gen plans, he’s fascinated to see which way the reveal will go.

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Peter Molyneux has said he will likely be present during the Next Xbox reveal on May 21, due to an “opportunity that’s come up” for him to be involved.

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Curiosity developer 22 Cans has released a new video for its experimental tap-a-thon. The time-lapsed clip shows the cube being obliterated and marks the ’50 layers left’ stage, confirming that the project is heading towards its end-game.

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An update for the Curiosity app is available, and it includes an option to “re-grow” cubes via in-app purchases.

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Peter Molyneux feels that free-to-play games should have the business model in mind from the start, and not be switched over to the model post release.

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Peter Molyneux will give the opening keynote at this year’s F2P Summit in London. The discussion is entitled ‘Learnings from Curiosity to Godus’, and will see Molyneux reflect on his experience at new studio 22 Cans, from the buggy launch of Curiosity, through his Godus Kickstarter campaign.

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Project Godus has only just been successfully funded, but 22 Cans already has a new initiative in mind.

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Peter Molyneux’s latest god game has hit its Kickstarter crowd-funding target with just under 48 hours breathing room.

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Project Godus has received a new trailer from Peter Molyneux’s new studio 22 Cans. The clip shows a proof-of-concept build of the game, complete with gameplay tutorials and mechanic explanations. It comes as the game’s Kickstarter funding campaign reaches its final three days, with just under £100,000 left to raise. See the clip below.

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Project Godus is a long way from its Kickstarter target with only a few days on the clock, which 22 Cans founder Peter Molyneux believes may be partially caused by the belief that he is rich enough to fund the game himself.

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Project Godus is coming to Mac, 22 Cans head Peter Molyneux has confirmed. The announcement comes as the game’s Kickstarter funding passes the halfway mark. Get the details below.

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Peter Molyneux’s Project Godus Kickstarter campaign has hit its half-way mark, with 11 days of crowd-funding left on the clock. 22 Cans has released a new behind-the-scenes dev diary to mark the occasion. Check it out below.

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The first glimpse of Godus, the next game in the works at Peter Molyneux’s 22cans, has been shown via the latest developer update video from the firm. Another video update is expected sometime tomorrow.

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Project Godus should receive a playable prototype by Christmas, 22 Cans head Peter Molyneux has revealed. Best of all, it’ll be playable for backers to help the studio collate feedback and expand it further. Get the details below.

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Peter Molyneux’s has poured water over rumours that Project Godus – supposedly the one and only game to release from his studio 22 Cans – will mark his retirement from the industry. In fact, the developer has called retirement ‘abhorrent’. Find out why below.

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Peter Molyneux seems a little disappointed in what he’s seen of the Wii U so far.

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Project Godus is the debut game from 22 Cans. VG247′s Dave Cook speaks with Peter Molyneux about gameplay, the pros of Kickstarter, and the dangers of over-promising.

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Project Godus is the first and perhaps only full game from Peter Molyneux’s studio 22 Cans. The veteran developer has explained to VG247 how an abundance of strict publisher control helped him consider Kickstarter instead, and why putting the beta into investor’s hands will help Godus become a better game.

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