Release Date: November 8, 2005
The Movies is an economic strategy produced by the Lionhead Studios development team. The action of the game was set in the period of the so-called "golden years" of Hollywood, and the player plays the role of a debuting film producer, whose duties include hiring actors, searching for scripts and providing financial . The creators carefully recreated the history of cinematography.
Egos. Money. Blockbusters. Welcome to Hollywood.
The Movies™ is a “life simulation” game that enables players to build and control their own Hollywood motion picture studio. Players create unique movies, choosing everything from the script, cast, crew, lighting and sound to the marketing, the money and the sequel. These movies can be altered or exported and saved to be e-mailed and viewed anywhere. Through strategy and skill, players build their studios into entertainment empires by making hit movies, researching and introducing the newest cinematic technologies and nurturing the biggest stars.
Conceptualized by renowned developer Peter Molyneux and created by Lionhead Studios™, The Movies is taking life simulation to a whole new arena and is set to be a groundbreaking smash hit.
Platforms:
PC Windows November 8, 2005
PlayStation 2 cancelled
Xbox cancelled
GameCube cancelled
Developer: Lionhead Studios
Publisher: Activision Blizzard
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Last update: January 31, 2006
Game Guide. Become a Movie Mogul of Legend – Design your own studio and run it from the early days of cinema through present day and beyond.
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System Requirements for The Movies Video Game:
PC / Windows
Recommended System Requirements:
Pentium 4 1.5 GHz, 512 MB RAM, graphic card 64 MB (GeForce4 or better), 2.5 GB HDD.
List of Game Expansions for Video Game:
Expansion
June 6, 2006
Strategy
Imagine that you're shooting your next film. You would very much like to bring the audience to their knees and put them in a state of euphoria during the projection. Unfortunately, your production lacks an effective ending. Wouldn't it be better for the final scenes to be full of crazy car chases that will end in a spectacular explosion?
