Last night, Peter Molyneux spoke at BAFTA’s Annual Video Games Lecture in London, and confirmed a few details about Fable III. First and foremost was the acknowledgement that Fable III will indeed utilize Project Natal’s motion sensing technology. That Video Game Blog has quoted the Lionhead exec as saying he would be “crazy” not to implement motion controls into the game, but that ulti... more.

[I guess I should throw down a spoiler warning here. So, if you haven't finished Fable 2 and don't want the ending ruined, turn back now, while you still can.] Those of you who have finished Fable 2 probably remember that towards the end of the game, you were forced to make the decision to either sacrifice all of your companions, or a large amount of other people. Well, Peter Molyneux said ... more.

Today at Microsoft's GamesCom press conference, the company announced Fable II: Game Episodes, which will allow players to enjoy Fable II in bite-sized chunks. Fable II: Game Episodes won’t feature any new content not already available at retail or on Xbox Live Marketplace–instead, it will break down Fable II into five, separate downloadable pieces. The first episode will be free for ev... more.

People stumbling accross Lionhead's website today will be greeted with a bit of a surprise. On the front page of their website is a picture of Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara with a faded number 6 next to his face. Also, there is a quote right below him saying: "At the risk of seeming ridiculous, let me say that the true revolutionary is guided by a great feeling of love." Che Guevara (1928 ... more.

According to a recent report, Lionhead's Peter Molyneux will be making some type of announcement at next month's GamesCom. The report, published on German site Gamefront, (via CVG) made no specific claims on what the excitable game developer would be showing off, only saying that he would be present and had something to announce. The press conference is scheduled for August 19th at 10 a.... more.

Peter Molyneux, the head of Lionhead Studios, has always been one for over-promising prior to a game's release and under-delivering when it does. Not this time, though -- according to Molyneux, anyways. (more...)... more.