a) The act of over selling something with intense hype and not deliver in the claims made previous.
b) The act of product overselling with false claims.
b) The act of product overselling with false claims.
"yo man, i bought the game you told me to get and not a DAMN thing was true about what he does in it. Next time i catch you Molyneuxing I'm going to punch you in the eye!!!"
by Skeltah January 7, 2010
Derived from famous video game idiot, Peter Molyneux. This word is used to convey that you over hyped something repeatedly.
by robotdickens March 7, 2012
To not deliver to previous promises made regarding the development of something.
To not meet high expectations set by the person (the Molyneux).
To not meet high expectations set by the person (the Molyneux).
The developers of that game really pulled a Molyneux this time.
It looked so good - it turned out to be nothing more than Molyneux.
It looked so good - it turned out to be nothing more than Molyneux.
by BB747 March 11, 2009
That movie review was at least 5 Molyneuxs.
by R_m March 16, 2010
One who is of the extreme gay variety, can also be described as a "fairy" or "drug addict", one to be avoided in the corridor otherwise you will be forced into conversations about such things as dildos, or rhosneigr
by writingstupidthings April 27, 2009
The mindset of a game developer who thinks that his/her game can deliver 'everything (the audience) has ever hoped for' in a game of that genre.
This mindset is named for the developer of Fable, Peter Molyneux. Though a solid game, Fable did not hold up to the revolutionary and dynamic RPG it was set up to be.
This mindset is named for the developer of Fable, Peter Molyneux. Though a solid game, Fable did not hold up to the revolutionary and dynamic RPG it was set up to be.
He makes sky-high promises and claims he can make a game pretty much by himself and in Flash; this guy has Molyneux Syndrome written ALL over him.
by mkbrangan December 21, 2011