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You gamers, talk to me- (fable, the xtra chaps, and tc:nyc)

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I saw ads for the Lost Chapters of Fable (which I beat the original) and for True Crime: New York City (and I loved the streets of LA)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

So without linking me to some stupid reviews, what can you tell me about them, first hand or second hand is fine.

so there's this thread in p2p general called "the most annoying things ppl do on runescape" i am tempted to post "ya wen im cybering with a girl and they log off for no reason"

fable:tlc is awesome. i ended up having to buy a new video card for it to work, spent $80, and i was dissapointed after i finished the game. it is most defininely not a hard game though, i suggest playing it on the hardest difficulty. you shouldnt have too many problems. its great, defininently get it 8)

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fable:tlc is awesome. i ended up having to buy a new video card for it to work, spent $80, and i was dissapointed after i finished the game. it is most defininely not a hard game though, i suggest playing it on the hardest difficulty. you shouldnt have too many problems. its great, defininently get it 8)
Better than the original? I enjoyed the original, but if it isn't much of a difference I won't bother with it.

 

fable:tlc is awesome. i ended up having to buy a new video card for it to work, spent $80, and i was dissapointed after i finished the game. it is most defininely not a hard game though, i suggest playing it on the hardest difficulty. you shouldnt have too many problems. its great, defininently get it 8)
Better than the original? I enjoyed the original, but if it isn't much of a difference I won't bother with it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Eh yea... agreed.

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fable:tlc is awesome. i ended up having to buy a new video card for it to work, spent $80, and i was dissapointed after i finished the game. it is most defininely not a hard game though, i suggest playing it on the hardest difficulty. you shouldnt have too many problems. its great, defininently get it 8)
Better than the original? I enjoyed the original, but if it isn't much of a difference I won't bother with it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Eh yea... agreed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i never played the original, so it was good for me. its just the original with about 5 hours of stuff added on at the end.

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Having never played the original, TLC interested me. Its not an overly hard game to finish and once youve completed it, there isnt a whole lot more to do in it, not alot of replayability value in it, but it is a good game if youve never played the original. There isnt a whole lot to do after you beat Jack of Blades the first time, but there is a bit more added onto it where you go into the Northern Wastes, but i wont go into that.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Other than that, it hasnt added alot onto it from what the first version had so unless youve never played fable or you are a die hard fan and must absolutely see what the other quests are, i would give it a miss.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

But then again, it is on PC so you could be able to mod it for more enjoyment or get future expansions to download...

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