Lionhead Studio’s have released a new Fable 3 III trailer / video and there are some interesting developments if you listen closely to the trailer.
From our understanding the king of Albion die’s leaving two son’s, one becomes the tyrant king which we know about and the other is the hero. So you must lead your revolt to overthrow your brother and not father as previously thought.
Lionhead Studio’s have released a new Fable 3 III insight video with featuring John Cleese talking about his role as the hero’s butler and Peter Molyneux talking about the new GUI (graphical user interface) system.
This video gives some real insights to Fable 3 III, I had to reduce the quality slightly for this video as the site crashed last time I added a video due to the sheer number of visitors and bandwidth consumed.
The Fable 3 III game case / frontage artwork has been released, shown below and most retailers still have a release date of the 26th October 2010 for the all pre-orders.
I also have some new pictures to upload and hopefully these will be uploaded by Monday.
There has been a provisional UK release date for Fable 3 III of the 22cd of October 2010. We presume it will be released worldwide on the same date.
There is no confirmation or information on the Lionhead Studio’s web site.
We have noticed that several online game shops and suppliers are adding Fable 3 III available for pre-order for 22cd October 2010. The RRP is £49.99 but most online retailers are offering it for pre order at £40.00 approx.
The lowest online retailer we have seen it for sale is with thehut.com for £37.73.
Please feel free to post any sites advertising Fable 3 III any cheaper and we will post these sites as the price of all games on all platforms seem to vary hugely from site to site.
Fable 3 III Release Date: 22 October 2010
The fables of Fable continue to be told with this third series entry — a revolution for the series that gives you power over your character and environment like never before. In this new adventure, players will witness tyranny, poverty and injustice plague their land. They will see a people divided, and they will be compelled to stand up for change. They will also be forced to answer a question: What would you sacrifice to secure the crown of Albion? Will you uphold the values and principles that led to your ascension, or will you be corrupted by the station you’ve strived to acquire? Will you be a monarch of the people, or bring the entirety of Albion to the brink of collapse?
