Search Perform an advanced search query SOFTPEDIA
 
SOFTPEDIA
Updated one minute ago
HomeSubmit a program for being reviewedAdvertise on our websiteGet help on surfing our websitesSend us your feedbackGet information about our XML/RSS backend and how to use itBrowse the news archiveVisit our discussion forumVizitati forumul in limba romana



KLIP
  1. HOME
  2. SCIENCE
  3. TECHNOLOGY
  4. WEBMASTER
  5. SECURITY
  6. MICROSOFT
  7. LINUX
  8. APPLE
  9. GAMES
  10. TELECOMS
  11. REVIEWS
  12. LIFE & STYLE
  13. EDITORIALS
  14. INTERVIEWS
  15. RSS
Welcome!
Hello, Guest

Login if you have a Softpedia.com account.

Otherwise, register for one.

GAMES

Microsoft Delays Fable, Dates Too Human

- All in one day

By: Andrei Dumitrescu, Games Editor

Too Human, the much delayed and much commented upon game from Silicone Knights, which sparked a suit against Unreal 3 engine makers Epic, is finally dated for August 19 in the United States and for August 29 in Europe. Even though missed dates are not uncommon when it comes to Too Human, this time waiting gamers may actually see it happen.

The game itself is a role playing title that sets gamers in the godly shoes of Baldur, a Norse god. The game is set in the very distant past, at a time when the Nordic gods were powered by spectacular science in their activities, and it will let the player battle his way through hordes of enemies while discovering an intricate story.

The game is set to be just the first part of a planned trilogy of games, in which every piece is designed to convey one of the important qualities of humanity. It's also rumored that the game is one of the most expensive ever made, with a price tag that is creeping up to 80 million dollars.

Meanwhile, Fable 2, designed by Peter Molyneux, the sequel to the larger-than-life-on-paper-not-so-impressive-in-reality Fable, has been delayed a bit. Initially Molyneux said that he expected the game to ship sometime in fall, but now Microsoft, the publisher, thinks that the holiday season is better suited for the release of this role playing game.

Fable 2 will expand upon the world we saw in the first game. The player will be able to marry and have kids, while fighting enemies and setting out to fix what's generally wrong with the world. Molyneux has stated that the game was set to be all about loss, and what this feeling can drive a man to do. The player can be good or bad in the game, depending on what side he likes, which will have an obvious impact on the entire game world and not just on the ending, as in most games.


MORE RELATED ARTICLES: AMD to Outsource Fusion Chip Production to TSMC Hector Ruiz Plans to Sell AMD's Consumer Division Apple Grabbed PA Semi for Its IP and Engineers Splinter Cell Added to Xbox Originals Gears of War Movie Is Coming Out in Two Years Dreamfall Coming to Xbox Originals 'Evil' Alliance Formed to Save PC Gaming Internal Memo Reveals Plans for Xbox 360 in 2008
 
Comments | Link here | Subscribe
Print | Send to friend
Today's News | Yesterday's News

Search:


14th May 2008, 23:06 GMT | Copyright (c) 2008 Softpedia | Contact:
Read by 564 user(s) | Rating: | 5 vote(s) so far | Cast your vote:
Microsoft Delays Fable, Dates Too Human - USER OPINIONS




We are sorry, there are no opinions available for this article.






SHARE YOUR OPINION ABOUT Microsoft Delays Fable, Dates Too Human

Since you are not logged on, your comments will have to be approved before being displayed.
Click here to login, or register.
Your Name:
Your Email:
Type in the result:
Your Opinion:
 


DO YOU WANT TO CONTACT US?  

If you have some comments or you want to send us some information you can send us an email directly to .
You can use the form below for the same purpose.
Your full name: (at least 3 characters)
Your email address: (at least 5 characters)
Message subject: (at least 5 characters)
Message text:
(at least 10 characters)
Type in the result:
 
 



© 2001 - 2008 Softpedia. All rights reserved.
Softpedia™ and Softpedia™ logo are registered trademarks of SoftNews NET SRL.
Copyright Information | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Contact Softpedia | Update your software | Archive