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Good to hear. I might pick it up but I'm still undecided. It had better have gamepad controls this time around!
The KB+M controls were acceptable, actually they were pretty damn good considering how well they ported the game. t the end of the day it's a gamepad-peferred game; like Devil May Cry or Street Fighter. The aiming in Fable is minimal, even then it is assisted.
If I recall, you didn't have to use the lock-on for Fable TLC PC...You could free-aim...
Yeah, you could on the Xbox too. You zoom in with the bow/crossbow and a crosshair comes up for manual aim.
Well that's good.Yeah, kinda odd the original Fable TLC PC did NOT support X360 pad...I think any game on PC and X360 should obviously support KB/mouse and gamepad - let the gamer pick. Especially if you want console gamers to pick-up a PC copy of the game - especially when the PC version gets cheaper and older. And if the designers have to use two different UI's depending on what controls you using dictates which UI opens (Pad style UI or KB/mouse), so freakin' be it...
The original Fable wasn't on the 360.
Poorly, but yes. Unless they've updated it in the past year or so. Loading times took forever, and there were a lot of hiccups in the emulation.
The code provided in new copies of Fable 3 gives players: * Raise Dead Potion, allowing players to call undead minions to your side * Slow Time Potion, allowing players to extend battle time for attacks * The Scot Male Hero Outfit or the Scot Female Hero Outfit * Highlander Tattoo Set, for either a male or female character * Red Setter Dog Skin, transforming your faithful pet to a new breed of pup
I'm just going to come right out and say it. As far as I'm concerned, Fable III is a step backwards from Fable II and a big disappointment. Both games have huge flaws, but unlike Fable II which was able to overcome its issues, leaving an experience where the whole was greater than the sum of its parts, I think Fable III is defined by its failings because the experience doesn't come together into a unified whole nearly as well. Let's break it down.
8.5IGN SCORE"Great"
And if you want to really sure things up, you can simply plug in a wired controller so that the game never pauses, position your player somewhere safe and leave the machine on overnight. In the morning you'll have millions in gold.This is not cheating, it's simply using the tools the game gives you to try to find a solution to the overarching 'paradox' the game poses. And yet it negates the entire point of the endgame. You can afford to do EVERYTHING. You never have to make the 'difficult' choice. You can honour ALL your promises and still have the money required.
There's seems to be decidedly little fanfare for this game.
