Fable 3 Traitor’s Keep is the latest downloadable content for the widely acclaimed Fable 3. If you’ve left your Fable 3 disc to gather cobwebs after completion, developer Lionhead Studios wants you to dust them off for this new DLC filled with new quests in which you defend your kingdom against a planned rebellion. Is Traitor’s Keep worth splashing out for? Read on for our verdict.
OK, it took a while, but here’s the presentation from Lionhead that really switched us on to the possibilities of Xbox Project Natal. It’s a sneak peek at Mylo, a game which challenges you to interact with a computer generated character in a way we’ve never seen before.
Check out the video, it’ll simply blow your mind… especially when objects start being “passed” from human to computer generated character.
Knothole Island. Not – as you may have assumed – a new ITV reality show about a desert island full of trees and the men who love them, but rather the first bit of downloadable content for Fable II.
Fable II designer, games legend and industry opinion fountain Peter Molyneux has diverted his attention from Lionhead Studios’ top secret Fable II followup and offered his take on the state of the games business and how it may need to adapt to changing times.
Blimey! Fable 2 barely seems to have cooled on the shelves and already we’re entering the DLC zone. Come on Lionhead, don’t you realise you’re supposed to wait until everyone’s got bored of your game before releasing more of it? The Fable II Knothole Island pack will be arriving on Xbox Live on December 22nd, which should give you a very good reason to stay tucked up warmly inside over the winter break.
Fable 2 creator and legendary game designer, Peter Molyneux, has made the unusual step of asking game reviewers for favours. Early review copies of the game are being sent out ahead of the launch later in the month and include a letter from Molyneux asking reviewers to see it from a non-gamer’s perspective.
