Fable III

[Failed]

... that'd be aces. Govnah. Get away from me lucky charms. Wow, I sound just like Failed.

lmao

your avin a giraffe son, you aint got a jar o'glue what your on about govnah

[nCogNeato]

... that'd be aces. Govnah. Get away from me lucky charms. Wow, I sound just like Failed.

lmao

your avin a giraffe son, you aint got a jar o'glue what your on about govnah

Stop.  My side hurts.

[GamerMan316]

8/10 from Strategy Informer

The main problem with Fable III is that, minute to minute, we had thoughts ranging from "oh, this is quite good" to "Wow, that was awesome" down to "Well that's just stupid" all the way over to "WHAT THE ***" and back again. Fable III  is a mix of oddities mixed in with moments of greatness tempered by disappointment, which has really stemmed from Molyneux himself - both from his desire to push the boundaries of the RPG experience and his own hype. In Fable II the problems were more technical and functional, and were easily hidden underneath some added depth, but this time, it's not something that can be as easily brushed aside.

[dfusioness]

hmmm,,, rental first me thinx

[nCogNeato]

Got my copy in the mail this morning.

[Handshakes]

I will be buying shortly. Neato, prepare to bare my young.

[Jaynestown]

I am really unsure about whether to get this or not. I enjoyed Fable II but all the "hype" surrounding the Fable III 'experience' has put me off, plus I have Fallout: New Vegas to work through. Will I be able to resist buying it though when I see it on the shelf in Asda on Friday though?

[GamerMan316]

I am really unsure about whether to get this or not. I enjoyed Fable II but all the "hype" surrounding the Fable III 'experience' has put me off, plus I have Fallout: New Vegas to work through. Will I be able to resist buying it though when I see it on the shelf in Asda on Friday though?

It'll be £20 around Christmas like Fable 2 was when that was released, just get it then.   

[Jaynestown]

I just know what'll happen, I'll see it in the shops and buy it on a whim, like I did with Dead Rising 2 (which paid off 'cos I really enjoyed and have finished it twice) and Enslaved (which hasn't paid off because I haven't had the time to play it).

To quote Yoda, "control, you must learn control".

[GamerMan316]

I just know what'll happen, I'll see it in the shops and buy it on a whim, like I did with Dead Rising 2 (which paid off 'cos I really enjoyed and have finished it twice) and Enslaved (which hasn't paid off because I haven't had the time to play it).

To quote Yoda, "control, you must learn control".

I used to do it all the time too, now I just buy cheap games on a whim and never play them.   

[nCogNeato]

I will be buying shortly. Neato, prepare to bare my young.

[nCogNeato]

I am really unsure about whether to get this or not. I enjoyed Fable II but all the "hype" surrounding the Fable III 'experience' has put me off

This is why I have intentionally ignored as much coverage of the game as possible.  I already knew I was going to buy it, so why spoil it with hype.

plus I have Fallout: New Vegas to work through.

If you already have New Vegas, I'd say hold off on Fable III.  That's too much to take on at once.

[Jaynestown]

I am really unsure about whether to get this or not. I enjoyed Fable II but all the "hype" surrounding the Fable III 'experience' has put me off

This is why I have intentionally ignored as much coverage of the game as possible.  I already knew I was going to buy it, so why spoil it with hype.

plus I have Fallout: New Vegas to work through.

If you already have New Vegas, I'd say hold off on Fable III.  That's too much to take on at once.

I totally agree, but it's just whether that shiny new game sitting on the shelf in Asda is going to jump out at me and say... "buy me now!" 

[GamerMan316]

Don't go to Asda   

[Jaynestown]

Don't go to Asda   

Why the hell didn't I think of that?