Fable 2 video diary 4 breaks the wall

by Richard Mitchell { Jan 11th 2008 at 5:00PM }

Okay, set aside that the latest edition of the Fable 2 video diary is mostly about world design and fixing bugs. That's great. It really is. It's good that they're doing all of these things. Now that we've said that, let us direct you to 4:06 in the diary handily embedded above. You know what it is? It's a player in Fable 2 hopping a fence. If you've played the original -- and very constricted -- Fable, you'll know how momentous these precious seconds of footage are. There, we've said it. Now you can go about enjoying the meat of the diary. Enjoy.

[Thanks, terrence]

Tags: fable-2, lionhead, mgs, microsoft-game-studios

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Dragod @ Jan 11th 2008 5:10PM

Can't wait for Fable 2 =)

Fable was one of the few must-haves the Xbox had, and it looks like Fable 2 is going to be one of many must-haves for the 360.

Knight Marquise @ Jan 11th 2008 5:22PM

Sweet.

The only games I played more then Fable on xbox was Halo 1 & 2 & Advent Rising.

=Really= looking forward to this game.

pandlcg @ Jan 11th 2008 5:29PM

Oh how i loved my Advent Rising

terrence @ Jan 11th 2008 5:32PM

my only disappointment with the fable 2 news released so far is the lack of seafaring. the pirate concept art really struck home for me. that said, bring on the wall-jumping! can't wait.

guidedbyvoip @ Jan 11th 2008 5:39PM

More interesting to me is @ 4:22 in the diary are what appear to be two attractive female employees. Game dev hotties? Whodathunkit?

Arno @ Jan 11th 2008 6:17PM

You have some pretty low standards...

terrence @ Jan 11th 2008 6:19PM

not as strange as one might think (case in point, jade raymond) it's just that we has very stereotypical expectations, thats all. we're getting better though (hopefully ;)

Steve Beeching @ Jan 12th 2008 8:29AM

Yea the one on the left, wouldnt mind getting my grind on with her!

As I see it, she is a 7 out of 10, however she gains 2 points for working with games therefore 9/10 which is a very good score.

THA1icarus @ Jan 11th 2008 5:40PM

Wow It's really looking good.
Cant wait till I get my hands on it.

fam @ Jan 12th 2008 11:41AM

thats what she said

fam @ Jan 12th 2008 11:42AM

thats what she said

elmersglue @ Jan 11th 2008 5:58PM

I love accents

petersjov @ Jan 11th 2008 6:49PM

I hope & pray for more items, ...many more , and more options to customize them.... Fable one, and no itmes worth a second play through

BananaBoat @ Jan 11th 2008 11:45PM

Well, atleast there was one good item in Fable 1 worth saving up for (that huge zig-zagged sword of doom).

I'm looking forward to this game. Not so much because it's a new fable (though I did love Fable 1) but because it's slated to come out around the time that the well of other games sorta dries up. MGS4, Mario Kart, Smash Bro's, etc, are all coming out the first half of 08 (supposedly). If they can slip the game in before Thanksgiving, I think they've got a real shot at a blockbuster title.

Mal F4cti0n @ Jan 12th 2008 2:30AM

Fable....Fable was just fun! It didn't achieve what Peter wanted it to, but it was a fun freakin' game.

Expanded character development, items, and customizations...oooo, and the DOG, should make Fable 2 a great game.

BananaBoat @ Jan 12th 2008 2:46AM

There was a nice example of what the new game can do RPG-wise, in this months EGM.

According to the magazine, you can marry two women, and have two families, but if they ever meet, your reputation is over. I know it sounds silly, but putting the option to do real life things (even if they are scummy, like having two families) into an RPG, is what RPG's are all about (atleast to me). Kinda like that staff in Oblivion that makes everyone naked (well, down to their underpants). Is it necessary? No. Is it a whole lot of fun? Hell yes.