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Peter Molyneux Teaming Up With Rare

June 15, 2009 in News comments 4

Peter Molyneux is a genius at work and he's preparing to spread the wealth of his knowledge with RARE. Rare is a great company full of great talent but they have not shown there potential yet and that's where Peter Molyneux steps in and maybe even Natal

Rare is a company that is full of talent but that talent has not been realized as of yet, with Perfect Dark launching back in ’05 it was a good start but nothing ground breaking. Peter Molyneux is getting ready to bring new life into Rare and make them more significant for the Xbox360 platform.
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  • 2
    Absolute Jun 15, 09
    This is great news. I think Molyneux's comedic approach and creative drive will definitely complement Rare's art style. Can't wait to see what they make.
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      PacoDG Jun 15, 09
      Careful with the title, Peter is "teaming up" with Rare in the way that he is the creative director at Microsoft in Europe. He isn't really messing with the designing of the games as much as he his making sure Rare (along with all of Microsoft's projects in Europe, not just Rare) is going in the right direction.

      The full interview is here: http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/microsofts-peter-molyneux-and-phil-spencer
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    Slumpy monkey Jun 15, 09
    Rare is really talented, Rare's studios is near where I live, and I've been there before, although not to the actual development areas, you need clearance for that. Nice place.
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      overKill Jun 16, 09
      quote Slumpy monkey
      Rare is really talented, Rare's studios is near where I live, and I've been there before, although not to the actual development areas, you need clearance for that. Nice place.
      Well, of course they are really talented. I think the fact that they are called RARE kind of tells you straight up.

      Good news though!

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