Microsoft gives Milo fans hope

A Microsoft executive has issued a prompt statement in the hope to correct his previous claim that Lionhead’s Milo project has no plan for market release.

However, following the outpouring of disappointment that followed the news, Greenberg said via Twitter:

Project Milo absolutely continues in development at Lionhead Studios, it is just not a product we plan to bring to market this holiday.”

However Greenberg failed to address his previous claim that Milo was a tech demo and, in the play-by-inches world of corporate PR, only inferred that Milo would be released as a commercial title at some point after 2011.

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