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Peter Molyneux won't leave the gaming industry
Former Lionhead boss confirms that his Twitter account was hacked.
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A few days ago a rather unusual reports circulated regarding Peter Molyneux, the famous former boss of Lionhead and now born again indie developer with his new outfit 22Cans.
Recently Molyneux has been under pressure by press and the public for his statements and actions (or inaction), and this pushed him to the radical decision to never speak with the press again last year). Still, the announcement of his sudden retirement from the video games had surprised everyone.
However, apparently it was just a giant hoax, as Molyneux himself took to Twitter, revealing that his account was hacked a few days ago, he won't retire and the development of Godus is doing well. So, it seems that Molyneux has no intention leaving behind his popular (and controversial) career any time soon...
Thanks, GameSpot.
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