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more about #fable2 --Core--: That woman on the left second picture down, is smoking hot... I didn't even know you could get your characters to look so good. I think my next run t... more » DugDawg: My Fable character was a super fat ass, but he could lay down a beating on the bad guys, so I guess that is all the mattered. more » Archaotic: One thing that really bugged me about Fable 2 was how your character's appearance was tied to your stats. This means that in order to have a characte... more » Pombar: My guy was a huge, massively obese but snappily dressed highwayman. Best game ever? more » Raziel66: Looking at those glowing characters I would have to say that someone got Too Human in my Fable II. I need to go back and play Fable... bought it and p... more » ucdcsteve: I rather enjoyed Fable until it decided to make finishing the game impossible. Not hard. Impossible. My customized character is now the off button.... more » yantelope: So how many of you guys spend money on clothes/pics/themes/anything in PS Home? I usually never even spend $60 for games. I prefer to wait for them ... more » Cervidanti: I like the idea of the avatar marketplace, but promoting what is basically a few scribbles on a texture in photoshop isn't that great of an idea, fabl... more » CitizenErased115: Is it just me or do the Xbox avatar clothing items seem to cost a hell of a lot more than the Playstation Home clothing items? more » noelix: I want to earn avatar clothing through achievements, microsoft, not pay for them. more » SigmundTheSeaMonster: Shouldn't they be paying ME to wear their schwag! more » (Zombie) Jölan: Damnit I wish I could buy the Union Jack undies from Fable. Although, Union Jack is a... not gonna finish that quote since its a slur, but props if yo... more » deanbmmv: You know Home may be considered boring, but at least the InFamous outfit is Cole's clothing, the Star Trek clothing ins't just "Star Trek" written acr... more » gipmah: Hehe, and just like that, "BAM there it is" has been cemented into videogame history. more » Archaotic: Yeah, these have been available since the new Live preview went up. There's nothing useful in there, at all. It's just like the Halo stuff, just log... more » Antiterra: Ah, finally, all the clamoring paid off! Grassroots campaign FTW! Here they are, ladies and gents: Fable II !! virtual clothes... for your... avatar? ... more » jjammerzs: I bet you it costs as much as a real Fable II t-shirt would cost (btw, I would buy that shirt if it were real...) more » -Skyline-:Offering FREE Grunt Birthday Parties!: Can we get some Armor instead? or a toy dog? more » Mike Newlad: Do any people on Kotaku actually buy cloths for their avatars? Seems like something GamerScore could have been used for to make achievements more fun.... more » excel_excel: "a few Microsoft points." well well, looks like they found a way to get people to spend all those left over points. Not that everyone will but still. more » -
#manyfaces
More Faces From Fable II
Lionhead has posted the fourth installment of their Big Hero Gathering feature, in which they assemble players' heroes from Fable II into one giant tribute to character customization. More » -
#lionhead
Dress Your Avatar In Fable II
Ever wonder what an avatar placeholder wearing a Fable II t-shirt looked like? Well BAM, there it is. More » -
#achievementsunlocked
Fable II Adds 250 Achievement Points In The Future
The upcoming See the Future downloadable content for Fable II could add up to 250 gamerpoints to your Xbox 360 gamerscore, if you get lucky. More » -
#lionhead
Fable II Heroes In All Shapes And Sizes
A massive gathering of heroes on the Lionhead development blog shows just how customizable the main character in Fable II really is. More » -
#knotholeisland
New Fable 2 Screens Celebrate Knothole Island's Release
The eagerly anticipated Knothole Island DLC for Fable 2 is now available via Xbox Live Marketplace, and to celebrate, Lionhead has released a set of six new screenshots showing off the new content. More » -
#spoileralert
Fable II's Knothole Island Brings Good Things To Life
Without spoiling more than I already have, a post over on the Fable II dev blog indicates that players disappointed by their particular ending can find solace at Knothole Island's mysterious resurrection shrine. More » -
#review
Fable II Review: A Feast Of Burden
Lionhead Studios and its excitable leader Peter Molyneux are rather infamous for attacking massive projects wide-eyed and genuinely enthusiastic, ultimately delivering a final product that's somewhere in the range of ninety percent of what it, and followers of the developer's games, had in mind. Fortunately, for Fable II's sake, the developer kept its expectations slightly more tempered, focusing on the game's broad, decades-spanning tale of moral choices, leaving the more interesting aspects of the fantasy role-playing game to be filled in by the player. More » -
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#fableii
Fable II Site Launches, Fabulous Prizes Await
Microsoft and Lionhead have launched the official Xbox site for Fable II, and much like the site for the original Fable it contains a charming interactive storybook for fans of the series to play through, only this time there are prizes involved! The cutout story tells the tale of your character's ancestor as he deals with the death of his parents and his search for love and vengeance. Depending on the choices you make as you play through it, you will be awarded one of five special in-game items for your troubles. More » -
#fable2
The Many Faces of Fable 2
The characters of Fable 2 are meant to be a reflection of the person playing them, to a point. The choices you make as you grow from childhood to adulthood in the game will change your character's appearance. But, your character is highly customizable. Lionhead Studios says they have tons more clothing to wear (all of which can be dyed), you can put on make-up, jewelry, change hairstyles, add facial hair. You can also morph your base appearance by tinkering with strength, how fat your character is, their skin type. The end result, Lionhead says, is billions of different characters. More »
