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Peter Molyneux speaks to G4 about the Revolution’s controller

The creator of games such as Populous, Black & White, and Fable believes in Nintendo's revolution

October 27th, 2005 (2:48pm) - Peter Molyneux, the creator of some of industry’s most popular games, including Populous, Black & White and Fable, recently conducted an interview with G4 and had some promising things to say about the Nintendo Revolution’s controller. Below is an excerpt from the interview:

G4: Now Peter, I wanna start off with breaking news. The Nintendo Revolution controller. That was unveiled last week. A few weeks ago, you had this quote about never underestimate Nintendo. So I assume you got to see it ahead of time right?

PM: I mean... :stutters: you know, I’ve heard rumors about it for a little while, and I can tell you it’s a great great product, and that’s exactly what I meant by never underestimate Nintendo. You know, this is a Revolution. It’s what they, you know, it’s not the hardware of the machine, it’s not the speed of the machine, it’s the fact that that device will enable games to be made unlike no other have ever been.

G4: So you already thinking of ideas? You think you’re gonna do a game for it?

PM: Well, I mean, you know, absolutely. It, it’s so exciting to actually, for the first time, feel that you can move something in a 3D space. I mean, you gotta remember Jeff, that, the controllers that we’re currently using on the other consoles, really have their origin in platform games. They have no sympathy for moving around in a you know, a 3D world, and that’s what makes Revolution so exciting. Yeah, I would love to be doing something for it.

G4: Well certainly that little bit of of Black and White where you trace things out for spells... Black and White on Revolution maybe?

PM: Well, I mean that becomes a real possibility. I’m not saying that is going to happen. but just imagine, with Black and White, just being able to stroke your creature, slap you creature, being able to cast spells, being able to move around the world in a natural way. I mean, all of those things start being really possible with that controller.

Readers can check out the entire video interview by clicking here

Reported by Elias Dounis on October 27th, 2005 (2:48pm)

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