Fable III Confirmed for PC; Xbox 360 CE Detailed
Fable lives on, on the PC.
Fable lovers rejoice, the third chapter in the series has been confirmed for PC and Xbox 360 gamers will also have the choice of picking up a collector's edition.
Fable III will be available in Standard and Limited Collector’s Editions for Xbox 360. The Standard Edition will retail for $59.99/£44.99/€64.99, while the Limited Collector’s Edition will retail for $79.99/£59.99/€84.99. The Windows version will retail for $49.99/£39.99/€54.99, and will also be available for download exclusively on Games on Demand on Games for Windows Live.
The Limited Collector’s Edition also offers unique collectibles including downloadable content (also available for Windows users) as well as in-box items that come with the Xbox 360 version. Wrapped up in a distinctive box created in the likeness of a book from Fable III, the contents include:
· A new quest: Uncover the mystery of the haunted forests of Silverpines and earn the legendary sword, Wolfsbane, deadly against wolves and balverines.
· Exclusive location: Unlock a new region, ideal for settling down with a family and discovering new treasures.
· Fable III playing cards: Created by Lionhead, these cards depict every type of character in Fable III, including Heroes, royals, rebels and villains from across Albion and beyond.
· Guild Seal Coin: The coin features a Good side (blue) and Evil side (red) to assist players in making critical decisions that will impact the fate of the world forever.
· A new dog breed: Renowned for its loyalty, the Boxer is a brave canine companion worthy of greatest Queens and Kings.
· One unique outfit: Unearth one male and female outfit from the mysterious, faraway land of Aurora, a new destination in your Fable III adventures.

Thats what I was saying.I said Im not buying it if they dont pack in or release Fable 2 for PC there is no point for my to get this because I only got a gaming pc.I missed out on fable 2.I hope they anounce later on in e3 or something that fable 2 will be packed with the 3rd.If not Im not buying it.
Thats what I was saying.I said Im not buying it if they dont pack in or release Fable 2 for PC there is no point for my to get this because I only got a gaming pc.I missed out on fable 2.I hope they anounce later on in e3 or something that fable 2 will be packed with the 3rd.If not Im not buying it.
love the series and will buy
Hope they don't disappoint.
I tried this game on the PC a few years back and the controls sucked so bad I never continued the game. It was ported so bad that I think Lionhead/MS were trying to force you to use a kiddie console controller on the PC, FU MS.
I will stick with Fallout New Vegas.
The statement above:
"But I'm still a bit pissed that so many titles have not been coming to PC just because we have a much better taste and actually have a good bitch when the quality of a game is bad."
I dont think it has anything to do with bitchy critics,that are never happy with a game.Because they load the game, and first thing they look for is the negative,instead of having a positive attitude first,then realizing there will ALWAYS be something you dont like about a game.We have better taste? I started on consoles,my taste has always been the same,no matter what platform.Maybe assuming that ALL console players are very young and dont care about quality.I dont believe that.There are older people playing consoles.In fact when there next cycle comes in,I will be getting one,just for games that dont port to PC.
Its simple business.They sell more on consoles.Less games are pirated on console.Yes,I know you can pirate them on console,with more hassle involved though.
Either way, the losers without jobs, or to cheap,or cry because they wanna try the game first by stealing it,instead of making a little effort to read reviews, or try a demo if availible, will steal the game right and left.Then it will be the last Fable we will see on PC..........
59.99? I guess this is going to be the new pricing for PC games?!
Assassins creed 59.99
CODMW2 59.99
Splinter Cell: Conviction 59.99
Fable 3 59.99
I know they charge an extra 10 on 50 for console games as part of a kickback to Microsoft and Sony consoles.Not sure if they actaully kick back 10.I know its a certain amount,just not sure what.
So why are we being charged the same as consoles?
Piracy? Well,duh! Ya think.I would wanna get my money back if you stole from my wallet.This isnt a charity for bums.
Games are getting larger in Gigs? more to develop in graphics? maybe.
Companys are getting greedy? Well in business expect that....
I dunno what you're talking about, Regulas. I also own F:LC on the PC, you must have played a different version than I did. For me it was simple WADS and mouse buttons and ran perfectly. Easy as any FPS.
So why are we being charged the same as consoles?
Piracy? Well,duh! Ya think.I would wanna get my money back if you stole from my wallet.This isnt a charity for bums.
Not only are you wrong on the pricing for the PC version drakaun but your logic is flawed as well. Pirates are not actually stealing money from publishers and developers. The way piracy workings is through sharing if I were to lend you my coat would you claim that you would be stealing from coat manufacturers? That is the logic you are portraying. Its not as if the pirates walk into a store steal the game off the shelf which would actually bring finical loss to others.
I have a neutral stance on the piracy issue I'm not for nor against it.
So I think this helps me weed out the BS arrangements on each side of the fence. The reason why piracy is opposed isn't because it costs them money but rather they hope that if they combat piracy enough people will buy the game/movie/music instead however this isn't a realistic view. Ive talked to many pirates about this issue and the majority state that if they were incapable of pirating they still would not purchase or be unable to purchase what they pirate in the first place.
If anything all these anti-piracy efforts and funding organizations are costing businesses money. Are the pirates morally in the right? Not really. But are they worth blaming for failures and spending money on futile attempts to stop them? Certainly not.