Microsoft Announces Fable: The Journey

June 6, 2011

You'll be returning to Albion sooner than you may have thought, as Microsoft just announced Fable: The Journey for Xbox 360.

Fable III received mixed reviews from critics and gamers alike, but the title sold well enough for Molyneux and company to treat gamers to a new romp through Albion and beyond. We don't yet know what new features will be coming to Fable: The Journey, although Kinect enhancements seem likely.

Fable: The Journey leaked just ahead of E3 when a URL was claimed for the game. Stick with Game Revolution for more. We'll be at E3 2011 in Los Angeles all week and we'll have impressions and more details on Fable: The Journey shortly.

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