One of the most noticeable changes is the addition of purity and corruption. I also believe that the beginning storyline of your childhood is more dramatic than the first one, which is one thing I didn't think was possible. I'm also glad the weight actually affects the game this time around. I noticed in the original there was a weight display on the status screen, but there was absolutely nothing to tell you anything was happening. Except, of course, for that demon door that only lets you in if you're obese. This game is a massive improvement over the original. one of My only gripes is the ending. You don't have to do anything at all during the final boss fight. (if it can be called that) I also preferred the spell system of the original to the new one. I hate having to charge up my higher level spells. I also think there are actually LESS spells in this game than in the original. Though, no game is perfect. The addition of guns was also something I enjoyed. All in all this game lived up to my expectations. I can't wait for the sequel.
Fable II is a game about choices. In its short but eventful journey that is set in the fantasy landscape of Albion, one plays the life of 'Little Sparrow', a muted hero who throughout the game, would make decisions that ... Read Full Review
By edubuccaneer | Review Date: Nov 10, 2008 | X360
After years in production, Peter Molyneux's piece, Fable II, is finally upon us on the Xbox 360. Following a similar mold from its 2004 predecessor, Fable II introduces new features and improves upon what the former game... Read Full Review
