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Welcome back to the Game People podcast, my name is Paul Govan and I write the Family Gamer Section. Today I'm joined by Rebecca Mayes, Anya Graham and Alex Beech.
We'll be talking about the game in detail so be aware we may give a few things away if you've not finished it yet.
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Tim Pestridge appears in this podcast. "I like bikes and video games because they both spark my imagination and provide seemingly infinite possibilities and just generally make me smile."
Rebecca Mayes appears in this podcast. "Recently I jumped into that black hole and found myself lost in a place I don't understand. It is a place full of spectacle and phenomena which feeds my imagination. In many ways I represent all the people who know nothing about games, who are uninspired and uninterested in games."
Alex Beech appears in this podcast. "Games connect us to exhilaration in various ways. I love mine to scare me. Although the shock, horror and gore are all pretty unnerving, nothing comes close to the sweaty palms of playing games that take you to ridiculously high places - InFamous, Mirror's Edge and Uncharted to name a few."
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Fable 2 is a different game each time you play it, we get three writers at different stages to talk through their experience on the podcast... listen now
Fable 2 initially caused a few rifts in our household as me and my other half bargained over time on our one big screen. But after watching him play the game I was hooked as well, and found myself strangely happy to forgo The Apprentice or Scrubs in favour of watching this fascinating story unfold... read now
Fable II on 360 is undoubtedly a highly enjoyable game, with humour nuance and buckets of gameplay. But when it comes to genuine intimate relationships things are a little lacking. For all the pranks, humour and companionship I never found anyone to really care about. Maybe I was just missing Natal's Milo... read now
500 years after the first game, we return to Albion in Fable 2 and sculpt a fresh virtual hero. Your actions determine whether you will be good or bad, villain or hero and even good looking or ugly. Watch as you grow up and tackle tough moral choices, choices that affect both your character and their world. This Fable II Limited Collector's Edition also includes an exclusive making-of DVD with game director Peter Molyneux and his team at Lionhead Studios... read now
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