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Fable II
Compatible with Xbox360™, Xbox One™
Works on all systems sold worldwide, a correct regional account may be required for online features.
Product Languages
| Language | English, Chinese, Korean, Czech, Hungarian, Polish |
Product Features
- Choices, consequences: Fable II expands upon the scope and depth of the Xbox® classic by creating a wider, more complex kingdom of limitless choices and consequences. Players can play as a man or woman, get married, have children, and live a life of their own design—all leading to different consequences
- A land far, far away: Revisit the newly expanded world of Albion more than 500 years after the events of the original, where you are free to openly roam the countryside. For the right price, every house, hut, dungeon, and castle is for sale. See how the world grows and changes in incredible and unique ways in response to your decisions, as you rediscover Albion as if for the first time
- Fight with ease: The new combat system allows players to truly master hand weapons such as swords and maces, ranged combat weapons including crossbows and guns, and an entirely new magic system. Mix combat styles and become everything from a master swordsman to a skilled ranger to an evil magic wielder, each utilizing a different single button on the Xbox 360® controller
- A hero's best friend: Your canine companion acts as friend, compass and protector. Feed your pooch and he will love you unconditionally, creating a bond that sets up emotion-filled journeys throughout the magical world
- Experience the world together: For the first time in any next-generation RPG game, experience the expansive and immersive world with friends, using the new and exciting Dynamic Co-op Mode, bringing the long-awaited multiplayer function to the world of Fable II
- External mini-games earn in-game gold: Lionhead Studios Ltd. provides an unprecedented experience to gamers through Xbox LIVE® Arcade. Start earning in-game currency for Fable II later this year, even before the game's release to retail, by downloading and playing an Xbox LIVE Arcade title consisting of three mini-games. The Xbox LIVE Arcade title will allow gamers to purchase weapons, armor, and more for their hero. This first-of-its-kind experience can only be found on Xbox LIVE Arcade
- Compatible with Xbox One
Item Description
Fable II is the highly anticipated sequel to the wildly successful original that sold more than three million copies, offering even more choices and building on the core gameplay theme of Fable, where your every decision continually defines who you become. This action role-playing game (RPG) allows you to live the life you choose in the newly expanded open world of Albion. Set 500 years after the original, Fable II delivers an epic story and innovative real-time gameplay, including a massive amount of freedom and choice to explore a vast collection of dungeons, catacombs, and taverns in the world of Albion.
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| Average rating: | (4 out of 5) | |
| Total votes: | 4 |
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fernandolkf (9) on 26, May. 2010 09:16 (HKT)
Great game
Fable II is a good experience of a adventure game. Has little puzzles and a not-so-good history but is fun to play and its better to replay! trying differents skills and ways to make yourself an hero or a villain
da.crunk.king (30) on 31, Mar. 2010 06:58 (HKT)
A Nice, but Ultimately Flawed Game
i would definitely recommend others to play this game, because of its unique status in the Xbox line-up and overall interesting game mechanics. But I have found this game to be sub-par compared to most great western RPGs on the market, in many ways it serves the Sims crowd more than us RPG folks. Buy if you want some experimentation in your RPGs.
jonarc.ebay (96) on 15, Mar. 2010 12:17 (HKT)
Breathtaking
Fable 2 grabbed me immediately with an incredibly beautiful fantasy setting and a very real cause for revenge.
The controls are simple and intuitive, with many easy to understand context sensitive actions allowing for a varied and deep gameplay experience. My only complaint here is that the camera and character movement is more 'floaty' than I would like.
If you like action RPGs, have an Xbox 360 and love a good quest (not to mention the many side-quests and foolish farting around - literally - that you can do) I strongly recommend Fable 2.
Just an extra picky comment - a fellow reviewer has described Fable as a great American RPG. The publisher is indeed a US firm but the developer and creative minds behind the game - Lionhead Studios - is British.
The controls are simple and intuitive, with many easy to understand context sensitive actions allowing for a varied and deep gameplay experience. My only complaint here is that the camera and character movement is more 'floaty' than I would like.
If you like action RPGs, have an Xbox 360 and love a good quest (not to mention the many side-quests and foolish farting around - literally - that you can do) I strongly recommend Fable 2.
Just an extra picky comment - a fellow reviewer has described Fable as a great American RPG. The publisher is indeed a US firm but the developer and creative minds behind the game - Lionhead Studios - is British.
osakadan (2) on 08, Sep. 2009 10:19 (HKT)
A decent action-RPG
Fable II is an improvement on its predecessor in most ways. While it still fails to be a true AAA RPG, it's an enjoyable experience as long as your expectations aren't too high.
As with the first game, the combat is lacking in depth, but can still be fun and provides a bit of variety. The ranged weapons are definitely more fun than they were in Fable, and they integrate nicely with melee combat, allowing you to switch back and forth easily.
Spellcasting is a disappointment. The need to charge your spells to attain full power is frustrating and makes playing as a pure caster character very irritating. There's little reason to sacrifice melee abilities in order to gain superior casting power.
The story is an improvement over the first Fable, but still feels lifeless. The focus on the main character as the player's avatar prevents any other characters in the game from having any personality to speak of. Cities feel like boring carbon copies, with the citizens mumbling the same four or five lines in the same two or three voices.
Fable II, much like Fable, can be fun to play, but don't expect a serious RPG experience. If that's what you're looking for, look into Mass Effect or one of the 360's vast lineup of JRPGs.
As with the first game, the combat is lacking in depth, but can still be fun and provides a bit of variety. The ranged weapons are definitely more fun than they were in Fable, and they integrate nicely with melee combat, allowing you to switch back and forth easily.
Spellcasting is a disappointment. The need to charge your spells to attain full power is frustrating and makes playing as a pure caster character very irritating. There's little reason to sacrifice melee abilities in order to gain superior casting power.
The story is an improvement over the first Fable, but still feels lifeless. The focus on the main character as the player's avatar prevents any other characters in the game from having any personality to speak of. Cities feel like boring carbon copies, with the citizens mumbling the same four or five lines in the same two or three voices.
Fable II, much like Fable, can be fun to play, but don't expect a serious RPG experience. If that's what you're looking for, look into Mass Effect or one of the 360's vast lineup of JRPGs.
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