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We Get It, Terminator Salvation Movie Is Just Like A Video Game
In trying to describe how much they disliked the new Terminator movie, many movie reviewers decided that comparing it to video games would do the trick.
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Comment by MaxDragon7 - Zombie Kotaku Outbreak!!!: I haven't seen the movie. Neither has Totilo. Can I hear some opinions on how the movie was... 36 Responses | Other threads
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Comment by Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H.: I like "The Movies" a lot. Not the gameplay part, which is micromanagement hell, but the sandbox where you just... more » | Other threads
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Molyneux Talks Microsoft and Alien Abduction
Game site Kikizo has an interview up the legendary Peter Molyneux (Fable, The Movies) in which the designer dishes on Microsoft's acquisition of his Lionhead Studios. So things must have gotten worse, right? With Peter Moore sneaking around and all, constantly taking off his shirt to show staffers his 24-inch guns. Not so, says the Lionhead leader. More »
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Lionhead: Yes, There Will Be Some Redundancies
Following the public's cool reception of both The Movies and Black & White 2, it appears that Lionhead Studios is slimming down. Gamasutra is reporting that the Peter Molyneux founded studio is undergoing an organizational restructuring plan, resulting in the reduction of a number of Lionhead staffers, and the elimination of a third of its internal development teams. More »
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Comment by Simpman: Better be Fable II they are working on or lots of XBox 360 owners are going to be pissed. more » | Other threads
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The Movies Canned for Consoles
The console versions of The Movies have been canned, according to Gamersmark. Activision says they decided to pull the plug on the inventive title because the PC version didn't do well enough. More »
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Comment by Nick Brutal: I don't even think they started development on this game. I assume that if it were hyper successful on the... more » | Other threads
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Molyneux Talks About Famed Machinima
Activision sent out a missive today tooting their own horn about the excellent machinima The French Democracy. We first wrote about this last month, after Clive Thompson pointed it out. The machinima, created with The Movies, is a short about the riots in France that uses the dramatized lives of three black French citizens who follow different paths but all end up rioting. More » -
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The Movies Movies
The official fan sharing site for The Movies hasn't been up that long, but there are already 3,400 gamer-created movies available to watch. If you haven't heard about this PC game, it's a blast. It's basically a sim that also allows you to make your own very robust machinima. Check out some of The Movies fan favorites over on the site. More » -
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The Movies Impressions
I've been slowly working my way through the mammoth stack of games on my desk and had a chance to play around with The Movies over the weekend. I haven't played it nearly enough to write my full review yet, but certainly enough to know that it's a great game. It was really delightful to watch the efforts of my fledgling studio: A black and white silent "film" that lasted all of 30 seconds and showed a woman trying to live a huge barbell. More »
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Comment by Gadget Girl: Well I've been playing The Movies for around 8 hours straight and I have to say it is fantastic. I'm... more » | Other threads
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Monkey God Going to The Movies
The Movies had quite a showing at Edinburgh. The head of Lionhead studios says that the game will be coming out in November and revealed that the Monkey God from Black & White will be available as a bonus costume in the game. More »
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