Earlier we reported that the PS4 was in the works, now we have news of a new Xbox that may be titled ‘Xbox Next’.

Mr. Molyneux has confirmed today that there will not be any melee attacks or shooting, at least by the player.

After several behind-the-scenes apologies, journalists are thinking differently about Peter Molyneux’s rail-free Fable: The Journey. RipTen agrees and has a signature to prove it.

It’s no secret that Fable III is coming to PC, despite it’s predecessor Fable 2 never seeing the light of day on the personal computer…

This just in: Peter Molyneux has been robbed!! No, not of his intellectual property or an award at the BAFTAs. He has actually been robbed!!

Accepting his BAFTA Fellowship last night, Lionhead’s Peter Molyneux has apologised for…

The Fable franchise has been the subject of harsh criticism over the past few years, but the discontent of the masses comes not from broken games, but broken promises.

With society becoming more and more accepting of both gay couples and adoption, it was only time before games followed suit and included the ability to do so…

Peter Molyneux is known for breaking video game taboos, and making games that are outside of the box; looks like he’s at it again. Ever since the Mario Bros. days, we’ve been trained that things come in threes: jump on a bosses head 3 times, for instance, and he’s done for. We expect trilogies: Halo, [...]

Contrary to prior statements, Fable III designer Peter Molyneux has revealed that when the game ships, it will not feature Kinect functionality.

Fable is a series that is known for open worlds and pushing what is possible in that world. Dialogue is a big part of that experience, and while it has always been well acted, it seems the same lines keep looping in the background …

Recently, Peter Molyneux’s pet boy Milo managed to cause more trouble than he can possibly be worth following a no-show at last month’s E3. Fortunately, that was all straightened out, and it was hinted at that we would get to see him again soon.

And now, that time has arrived.

Combat is a central point of Fable III, and as with any game, keeping the flow is crucial to maintaining player interest. Looks like Lionhead studios has definitely nailed it. Take a look at this video to see why I think it is spot on…

Peter Molyneux, gamer creator and Lord of Over-hyping, has lashed out at the concept of game demos.

Not only do the people at Microsoft and Lionhead Studios seem to be on different pages when it comes to Milo, but it appears they aren’t even reading the same book.