There have been, since its announcement at E3 this year, several negative speculations on the new Fable installment. Most complaints revolve around the fact that the player finds him/herself spending a lot of the game sitting in a carriage or that the game is quite detached from the previous titles.
I dislike detached games as much as the next guy: if the recently announced 4th Sly Cooper game had nothing to do with the series' aforementioned time machine, I'd be really disappointed; but ignorance is bliss and I haven't played any of the Fable games before, so I can't judge it for being detached, and I think that is an approach fans should often take to games like that: treat and judge it like it's a stand alone title.
In terms of gameplay shown in the demo, I really liked what I saw. The use of the kinect was done refreshingly well and I surmise it will feel genuinely immersive, and because your character is physically sitting throughout most of the traveling, that's an invitation to get comfortable in a chair and play.
What does everypony else gather from what we saw at E3? Good, bad, I dunno?
I dislike detached games as much as the next guy: if the recently announced 4th Sly Cooper game had nothing to do with the series' aforementioned time machine, I'd be really disappointed; but ignorance is bliss and I haven't played any of the Fable games before, so I can't judge it for being detached, and I think that is an approach fans should often take to games like that: treat and judge it like it's a stand alone title.
In terms of gameplay shown in the demo, I really liked what I saw. The use of the kinect was done refreshingly well and I surmise it will feel genuinely immersive, and because your character is physically sitting throughout most of the traveling, that's an invitation to get comfortable in a chair and play.
What does everypony else gather from what we saw at E3? Good, bad, I dunno?