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Peter Molyneux's Masters of Albion both is and isn't set in the same world as Fable 4, confusingly, but the influential developer doesn't actually know if he's in breach of Microsoft's copyright.
Good news, friends: It's the early 2000s again. You are young—possibly not even born—your Apple products have ports, Peter Molyneux is back and ready to break your heart, and Black and White just got a release.
Peter Molyneux, a veteran game developer responsible for games such as Fable, Dungeon Keeper, and Theme Park, spoke out about what he thinks people can expect from the games industry over the next few years and what developments will be made to keep it alive. The main answer was AI. When asked by Eurogamer where he thinks the world of video games will be in two years time, he mentioned that AI will most likely be heavily used at this point.
Storied yet controversial Fable and Dungeon Keeper creator Peter Molyneux has one great game left in him, he hopes, in the new Masters of Albion coming next year—and it seems he’s at least grateful his past missteps have let him fund it. Molyneux discussed in a Eurogamer interview at Gamescom how the bulk of the profits from his NFT-centric game Legacy enabled him to tap into Fable vets forMasters of Albion.
One copyright lawyer has chimed in on Peter Molyneux's new game, which happens to kind of share a setting with Xbox's Fable series.
It took years of wandering the wilderness, but once-famed game designer Peter Molyneux has finally done it. No, he hasn't come up with a brilliant new game that hearkens back to his glory days. This is even bigger: He's figured out how to make NFTs actually worth something.
Gamescom has officially gotten underway in Germany, but before the world’s most-attended gaming trade show kicked off, Geoff Keighley hosted his annual Opening Night Live presentation.
Peter Molyneux has claimed that his newly announced game, Masters of Albion is set in the same world as Fable, despite being unaffiliated with Microsoft, or the Fable franchise.