Shisou:Is it true that booze kills brain cells, or is that another one of those scare statistics that schools make up?  Because my brain has clearly been damaged by something.As far as I can tell the answer is yes.  The real question is what percentage of brain cells.  Random google articles tell me that just about everything kills ...

The Bag:so I probably shouldn't show you my Fable 4 concepts...Millenium Falcon mount or I'm not buying it. To the OP, no it doesn't really upset me.  Fable 2 also diverged from what you described.

I agree that I would rather wait if it would mean a better game in the end (just as I said years ago with Fable 2).  However, I can't say this for certain but I would wager that the economics of delaying for extra polish wouldn't be in Lionhead/Microsoft's favor.I don't think the nextBox will be releasing anytime so I doubt they will delay ...

I plan to hand out candy tonight while attempting to keep my roommate with Swine Flu away from both myself and anyone coming to the door. 

WoollyPenguin:No Biasim here. 360. It has more games than the PS3 and thus better games, It has a huge variety and some great RPGs which I think the PS3s lack. I don't think this is true anymore.  Early in the PS3's life cycle it was, but since then I think the list of PS3 exclusives has surpassed or at the very least matched the 360's.

Just like with all hype, it only really works will if that hype is delivered on.  The problem I had with Fable 2 was that I could never buy into any of the in-game hype.  Everytime someone would talk about how dangerous the Crucible was I would just think to myself it's not dangerous, I literally can't die.  They could have hyped it ...

It's too early for me to state whether I will be buying it or not.  The short answer is I won't be buying it at launch, I will be waiting at least a 6 months before I decide.The long answer is it really comes down to three things for me:1.) The lag between your actions and the on-screen animations.  Most of the previews I've seen so far ...

Threads like this make me glad I haven't read or watched any of the interviews that talk about features for Fable 3.Not worrying about features give me more time to ponder Peter's choices of 5 most innoative games in the last 20 years.

I'm not sure how well Natal can map hand and arm gestures, but assuming it can do it fairly well, I would use Natal to reduce the amount of menus.  Fable on consoles has always struggled with the spell menu.  If you could map a specific arm gesture to spell selection, say something like a radial menu in Mass Effect (ex. an arm gesture ...

cbjoe: For comparison, the heart of Halo 3 is the single-player campaign -- which is a linear game experience. Yet there are thousands upon thousands of user-generated content items from the campaign. Indeed, there have been entire web sites and major public competitions based purely on screenshots from the Halo campaign.Again, screenshots, ...