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Fable: The Lost Chapters Hits Xbox on October 18, 2005.
New Xbox Version Delivers Groundbreaking Gameplay with a Bigger World for Only $19.99
Experience the mystical land of Albion as never before in Fable: The Lost Chapters, shipping to stores today as a Platinum Hits title for Xbox, from Microsoft Game Studios and Lionhead Studios. Fable: The Lost Chapters takes players on a legendary role-playing adventure where their every action will determine the future of the land and craft their destiny. For just $19.99 (U.S.), Fable: The Lost Chapters provides exceptional value as it includes all of the award-winning gameplay of Fable, the Xbox smash hit that sold more than 1.6 million copies, plus exciting new areas to explore, an arsenal of new weapons, new epic spells and plenty of new quests that will determine the fate of Albion.
In Fable: The Lost Chapters, a character will grow from an inexperienced child into the most powerful being in the world, spoken of by all and immortalized in legend. Every action will shape the character’s skills, appearance and morality as his life story is created from childhood through adulthood and on to old age. Will players choose the path of righteousness or a life of evil? Characters will transform to reflect every decision and action, scarring in battle and wizening with age in the world of Fable: The Lost Chapters. For more information, please visit the Fable: The Lost Chapters site at http://www.xbox.com/fabletlc.
Lionhead Studios is based in Guildford, Great Britain, and was founded in 1997. The company’s first game, “Black & White” for PC, was released in 2001, and worldwide sales of it have topped 2 million copies. Its second game, “Fable” for Xbox, has sold more than 1.6 million copies worldwide, and the numbers continue to climb, making it one of the top-selling Xbox titles of all time. The Company has three games releasing this fall: Fable: The Lost Chapters (PC and Xbox), Black & White 2 and The Movies. For more information about Lionhead Studios, visit http://www.lionhead.com.
Source: Microsoft
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