Peter Molyneux announces new Fable Kinect game at E3.
Microsoft and Peter Molyneux go hand-in hand. This dude has been there for pretty much every one of Microsoft’s E3 press conferences over the years announcing some sort of a Fable game. This year he announced Fable: The Journey, a first person, on-rails Kinect game that sees players trying to prevent the destruction of Albion.
This means you’ll cast spells, ride horses and kick some butt using your body since you are the controller. Details once again are a bit scarce but expect more in the coming days. Fable: The Journey is expected to hit the Xbox360 sometime next year.
Nash, as he prefers being called, woke up to the wonders of gaming rather late but don't bring that up around him. It's a touchy subject. A self confessed Battlefield veteran, Nash spent a good part of 2010 on the Steam Battlefield - with Bad Company (see what we did there?). He has a zero tolerance policy towards RTS games but is currently showing an interest by picking up and moving people - who he refers to as units - in the office. Thank God he's not that enthusiastic about Angry Birds or we'd be seeing women flying all over the place. Bali... Bali, put the receptionist down now.
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