Lionhead founder Peter Molyneux has announced that he is leaving both the game studio responsible for the Fable series and Microsoft Studios Europe.

"It is with mixed emotions that I made the decision to leave Microsoft and Lionhead Studios, the company that I co-founded in 1997, at the conclusion of development of Fable: The Journey."

Molyneux will finish the Kinect version of Fable before making his exit.

Read more at Kotaku.

I wish he would make another populous 3 like game =/ He could remake it with better graphics and I would be happy.

Originally posted by TwilightEdge

I wish he would make another populous 3 like game =/ He could remake it with better graphics and I would be happy.

 

doubt it, the guy makes promises when advertising games and delivers half assed games.

Originally posted by Flex1

Originally posted by TwilightEdge

I wish he would make another populous 3 like game =/ He could remake it with better graphics and I would be happy.

 

doubt it, the guy makes promises when advertising games and delivers half assed games.

In three fables he never even managed to live up to the promises of the first one. Not that i thought they were bad per say but they were supposed to be so much more then they were. He also tricked me into buying black and white which was another over promised under delivered game.

Originally posted by evicton

In three fables he never even managed to live up to the promises of the first one. Not that i thought they were bad per say but they were supposed to be so much more then they were. He also tricked me into buying black and white which was another over promised under delivered game.

I have no idea what was promised before release, that was back before I began following game's developement, but Black and White was a fairly fun game when going into it with no expectations. I agree about Fable though, the first one was great. Even the second one, while not what was promised, was fun and I enoyed the story. The third one was total crap however, it was nothing like promised and is the only Fable in the series that I haven't finished.

I could be wrong, but I seem to remember that there were going to be more additions to the series, yes? Seems like there were going to be a total of six main Fable games, am I correct or did my brain just make that up? Either way, I wonder what effect this might have on the future of Fable.