Molyneux 'worried' about Sony's hardware future

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Speaking in an interview with GamesIndustry, Molyneux started off with praise for Sony software development. "Sony has always had a very strong first person line-up, which I think is incredibly smart. They've got good developers. They've got some very talented developers."

He added, "The way I always feel with Sony is that if they double down on those first party developers, give them the headroom to be inventive and be creative, especially when it comes it any next generation platform, then they could pull lots of rabbits out of the hat."

But Sony's issues, according to Molyneux, lies with their hardware development. "I just don't know where they're going in hardware terms," he went on. "They had the Move, but it wasn't as early as the Wii and it wasn't as innovational as Kinect. They seem to be third in line in that race. I have expected, every single press conference for the last year, Sony to bring out this magic rabbit out from a huge hat and say, 'Aha, world. You really don't realize what's going on.' And I do worry about them."

Sony wouldn't even utter the words 'PlayStation 4' at E3 this year, but the firm's head of digital games did criticise Microsoft and Nintendo for neglecting core gamers at the show.

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"The way I always feel with Molyneux is that he keeps making promises he can't keep about his games, give him the headroom to be honorable and be truthful about his promises, especially when it comes to his latest fable, then he could pull lots of rabbits out of the hat".
"He had Kinect, but it wasn't as early as the Wii and it wasn't as working as the Wiimote. He seems to be last in the line of trust.
You really don't realize what's going on, and I do worry about him."

Source: CVG

I for one is glad Sony is third in the casual gimmick race.

Anyway, speaking of that casual bullshit. Where the fuck is Milo, Peter?

I loved how he called the PS Vita too gimmicky in an interview. That's just to ironic.