[busy signaL]
[Monday, January 07, 2008]
by now even his supporters are well-aware that peter molyneux is stark raving mad. but nevertheless, he does hit upon a [dare i say it?] brilliant notion every once in a while.
what exactly fable 2 is remains to be seen, as mr. molyneux seems determined to avoid house-calls from the ghosts of fable past, but a hint at a time [such as after the 15-mark on the above video], he's showing us why we can hate him all we want, but we will play his games.
there's a perceptible distinction between dramatic games and emotional games, and i agree that it is the lovable characters, not the sensational, that win out in the end.
and, let's face it, when it comes to universal appeal, human characters don't even come close.
sige ingat.ΓΌ
posted by stani at 12:34 PM
what exactly fable 2 is remains to be seen, as mr. molyneux seems determined to avoid house-calls from the ghosts of fable past, but a hint at a time [such as after the 15-mark on the above video], he's showing us why we can hate him all we want, but we will play his games.
there's a perceptible distinction between dramatic games and emotional games, and i agree that it is the lovable characters, not the sensational, that win out in the end.
and, let's face it, when it comes to universal appeal, human characters don't even come close.
sige ingat.ΓΌ
posted by stani at 12:34 PM