Fable III GDC10 Screens Released
Will I wave my sword if I’m simply reaching for my beer
Will I wave my sword if I’m simply reaching for my beer?
Whatever your thoughts and feelings over Natal, it’s hard not to give over just a little bit of excitement for Lionhead and Fable III. Now that it’s been revealed ex-Python and all round funny man John Cleese will be providing the voice of your own personal butler, the steam roller of hype has already begun. We’ve no doubt Cleese will provide plenty of sarcastic quips as the general populace becomes totally bitter towards whatever ridiculous mistakes you’re making, especially when all we give them to eat is cake.
Lionhead and Peter Molyneux have used GDC10 to show the industry they’re building on the success of Fable II with careful consideration. In a Fable III presentation, Molyneux revealed that 60% of Fable II’s players understood 50% of the features and as a target for a mainstream product that simply isn’t good enough. It needs to be simpler and easier to understand. Molyneux also revealed that if Fable III is to be considered a success it has to sell at least 5 million units. Like that’s not going to happen…
Will you be picking up Fabe III and returning to the colourful world of Albion, let us know below…
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90% chance that natal will ruin fable, so no. unlikely.
Or Natal could be the greatest invention of all time… I just don’t know what to think anymore!
If i have play a mini game which involves using kicking motions to kick chickens into people’s faces, i wont know what to feel either.
How about using it to pinch ladies bottoms then run away and hide? But if all they use it for is to do those stupid ‘jobs’ where all you do is hammer a sword into shape for hours on end I will probably have snap the disc in half!
nah pinching ladies bottoms is more fun in real life. ;)
I hope they haven’t dumbed down Fable 3 just so Natal would work with it.
I hope Natal isn’t too important to the game.