'There are a lot of things, compared to what was wrong with Black and White. 'There are some things that are similar, but the way the game is controlled, what you do, the fact we've mixed real-time strategy stuff in, the city building - it's a completely different game, but in the same sort of universe. 'It's massive, I mean, everything is changed,' continues Molyneux. And it's clear that for this sequel, he isnt prepared to make the same mistakes twice. But that doesnt stop it from being a surprising admission, smiling openly as he talks to us about his newest foray into the god/strategy genre, Black & White 2. The list goes on.'Īs designer, programmer, co-founder of Lionhead Studios and even now OBE, Molyneux can afford this sort of candid admission, especially when there have been several years of retrospection. 'The creature itself was broken, you couldnt really build things and people really wanted to build things, there werent enough objectives in the game, the story couldnt reflect what you'd like. 'It had really, really really terrible, awful tutorials,' he admits. Especially when asked what he thinks about his pseudo strategy title, Black & White, four years after its release. Say what you want about Peter Molyneux there's no denying he's honest.

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