It’s a testament to the incredibly addictive nature of Fable II that the game won so many accolades and legions of fans despite its numerous flaws. Should Lionhead Studios deem fit to bless us with a third installment in the Fable series, here are the things that we want to see fixed.
1. Don’t kill the dog! Lionhead achieved something major by getting you to become emotionally attached to your in-game canine companion. But admit it: if you’d known ahead of time that choosing the most altruistic of the game’s three endings would prevent you from ever getting your dog …read more

I’ve heard a lot of people in forums asking about various things in Fable II that they could do to make their life in Albion better. These are things like “how can I make money” to “what are the best weapons in the game” and of course the question “why the hell am I so fat? I run through Albion adventuring and eat a couple of pies and now I’m fat? What GIVES?”
These are all good questions, so that’s why I thought it’d be cool to show my friends who read this blog a compilation of guides and tricks that …read more

In the wake of Peter Molyneux’s newest hit game, Fable II, there sure has been a lot of Peter seen around the internet. It’s like the guy can go on forever talking about why they did what they did to Fable II and how much better it is from Fable and on and on and on. This guy NEVER STOPS TALKING.
In his most recent onslaught against gaming fans in the developer magazine, Develop, Peter Molyneux explains once again the many strengths and weaknesses of Fable and how they vowed to take all those complaints and address them with …read more

There’s a new live action trailer that has been released for Fable II and I’m thinking that if you watch this trailer, you’ll definitely want to buy it. The trailer is just that durn cool. Check it out:

Who knew those little paper games could be so powerful? If I knew that, I would’ve played one a long time ago to become a millionaire. And have all the pie I want. Because who doesn’t like a good pie? Oh, and I also would make it so that if I eat all those pies, I wouldn’t gain weight. Those paper triangle …read more

For fans of games that are coming out, publishers will often publish what they like to call a “Collector’s Edition”. Now, these “Collector’s Editions” are a bit pricey. I mean, you have to be a TRUE collector to pay $30 more for a game than just the stripped down, basic game that’s being put out, right? I think I’ve seen several “Collector’s Editions” sell for a good $80-$90 easy. And apparently people pay for this crap!
Sometimes the “Collector’s Edition” of the game is pretty bad assed though and worth the extra dough you’ll have to plunk down on …read more