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Platform 360 Publisher Microsoft Studios Developer Lionhead Studios Release Date 10/09/2012

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Fable: The Journey review: a bumpy road

Fable: The Journey protagonist Gabriel may be a simple traveler, but he's got big dreams. He's constantly chastised for losing himself in the fables of powerful heroes that once saved the land of Albion from extinction. When he's separated from his nomadic people, Gabriel finds himself the unlikely next member of this long-ago severed chain of heroism. He must fight to stop an evil force from consuming the land with only his horse Seren, the seer Theresa (sister of Fable's first protagonist) and the occasional straggler to aid him. Much of The Journey is presented from the driver's seat of Gabriel's cart as he steers Seren away from treacherous terrain and toward experience orbs that litter the road. From a seated position (there's no standing on this journey) you'll hold...

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Fable: The Journey now available on Xbox Live Games On Demand

Lionhead Studio's Fable: The Journey is now available on Xbox Live Games On Demand for $49.99. The game was originally released in October 2012 as an exclusive Kinect title for the Xbox 360. Its inclusion in the Games On Demand library means it can now be downloaded from the Xbox Live Marketplace without the need for a physical disc. A free demo of the game is also available for download from Xbox Live.

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Fable: The Journey pre-order DLC now available for all

Lionhead Studios has now released downloadable content for Fable: The Journey, previously only made available with pre-orders of the Kinect title, in addition to a Fable: The Journey "Bonus DLC" pack which currently offers no product description. The former pre-order bonus DLC includes an XP-laying chicken, a gnome who offers commentary during your travels, a Wisp in a Jar which gives your character more health, a shard that gives your character a boost in magic, lucky dice that gives players a five percent XP bonus while travelling by cart, gauntlets of flame, gauntlets of bolt, gauntlets of wisdom, gauntlets of the shard and gauntlets of force. Both DLC packs are available for 80 MS Points each. Fable: The Journey received a 4.5 out of 10 from Polygon in a review that stated: "The...

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Japan Review Check: The Legend of Heroes, Dishonored, Fable: The Journey

A recap of the most interesting games coming out soon in Japan, courtesy of the reviews section in the latest issue of Famitsu magazine: - The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki Evolution (8/9/8/8, 33 points out of 40): The original Zero no Kiseki, released in 2010 for the PSP, solidified Falcom's position as one of the standard-bearers for Japanese RPGs over there. This Vita port features perks like higher-res graphics and fully-voiced cutscenes, as well as a few extra story scenarios here and there. "The graphics are higher-res, and the new voices help you get into the story more as well," one editor wrote. "It's easy to get a little frustrated at how slowly things move storywise at times, but it's still a really unique and charming game world laid out for you." That comment about...

Fable: The Journey Releases
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  • Xbox 360
    • Released 10/09/2012
    • Publisher Microsoft Studios
    • Developer Lionhead Studios
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