Earlier today the Peter Molyneux-helmed Lionhead Studios – the developers of Fable – tweeted their official website address – with no other information. Curious, I clicked and was greeted with the iconic achromatic image of Argentine Marxist revolutionary Che Guevara that graces T-shirts worldwide. Accompanying the image is a thumbs up or thumbs down selection, and the following quote : …

So finally, Microsoft has announced it’s new motion controller. Thing is, it’s not actually a motion controller, no, it is the exact opposite. Microsoft have set out to release a motion control system that takes away the need for a controller completely, and from what we have seen, it is way, way ahead of it’s time. Find out more about …

Thanks to a twitter feed from a student of Swansea Metropolitan University (Who is apparently visited by studio heads every so often), we have been told that Lionheads Animation Director Andrew Lindsay confirmed to the students that Lionhead is indeed currently working on a brand new intellectual property and that details of the game are going to fly at E3 …

British developers Lionhead have furnished us with new details of the highly anticipated second DLC pack for their highly acclaimed Fable II. Fable II : See the Future isn’t just a fancy title – Playing through the DLC will give you a glimpse of what’s in store for the world of Albion and what lies ahead of your assembled hero. …

We don’t have much information for you Fable II fans at the moment, but what we do have is confirmation from Lionhead that they are in fact working on even more DLC for their hugely successful Roleplaying Game. The basic information from the Lionhead blog tells us nothing more than that they are working on it, here is what they …

There is a rumour flying around (and mostly now being confirmed) that the Halo Assault Rifle can be found, purchased and used in the new area of Fable 2 called Knothole Island that has been released as a DLC pack. Made to match together with the “Master Chief” armour, the assault rifle is named “Hal’s Gun”. A few people have …

The eagerly anticipated and delayed-once-already DLC to Lionhead’s Fable 2 is officially coming on the 13th of January. Not only is it an entirely new Island, but it will also have a whole whack of new quests, items to earn and treasure chests to plunder. However, that’s not all. A free content update will be available shortly on LIVE that …

If my name was Peter Molyneux, I would be feeling pretty relaxed right now. Well, wouldn't you? There is an unspoken rule about videogaming that if your game sells a million copies, it can truly be considered successful. Fable 2 has proven itself more than worthy by crossing the one million mark in the first week of it's release. While some people get grumpy when I refer to VGchartz.com, their report for worldwide sales of the week ending on October 24th shows Fable 2 as the number seller with a total of 1,000,901 sales. I thought that Fable 2 was going to be very popular but I really didn't expect it to take off so incredibly well. Out of my personal experience I realised that I thought that most of the buyers were going to be the fans of Fable 2, completely forgetting that a lot of newer and more "casual" gamers might be interested by its approachability, which seems to also be the case. It's a pretty incredible start to Fable 2's sales, who knows how many will have sold by the end of the Christmas season.