Release of the week: Fable III – prices compared

28 October 2010

This week’s release of the week was a tossup between Fable III and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2. In the end, Lionhead’s cutesy fantasy universe won out, no thanks to Game Informer calling Force Unleashed 2 “one of 2010’s biggest disappointments.”

Fable III also wins because it has some of England’s greatest exports doing voice work; Simon Pegg (Shaun of the Dead, Spaced), John Cleese (Fawlty Towers, Monty Python) and Stephen Fry (Black Adder).

The game is releasing exclusively on Xbox 360 this Friday, and a PC version is expected at a later date. 

Early reviews are looking very positive, with the game being awarded 9/10 by Game Informer and 9.2/10 from CVG. Destructoid, however, gave it a lowly 5.5/10. More important than review scores however, is that most reviewers have agreed that Fable III is what Fable II should have been.

Fable III, for the uninitiated, is an action-adventure/sandbox RPG set in a brightly rendered fantasy world. Players will be able to start a family, purchase property, and perform a wide variety of quests in order to gain favour with the people of Albion and therefore rise in stature and power. 

It seems like a day one purchase for fans of the series, or anyone looking for a deep and compelling fantasy RPG romp. Today is your last chance to cash in on low pre-order pricing, as well as added benefits such as free delivery from Zaps. For your convenience, we have rounded up the best local Fable III pricing.

Price Delivery Total
BTGames.co.za R599 Free R599
Zapsonline.co R585 Free R585
Kalahari.net R585 Free R585
Take2.co.za R596 R35 R631
Lookand Listen.co.za R700 NA R700

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