Nothing says end of an era more than a massive sale aimed at getting customers to buy up games they won't need once they have moved onto the One or PS4.  Call me cynical, but I don't mind when the games are this cheap.  This week sees a sale per day and a weekly sale on XBL, with up to 93% off games such as Portal 2, D&D: Daggerdale, Fable III and many others.

I'm not ashamed to admit I enjoyed all three entries in video game big-time dreamer Peter Molyneaux's Fable franchise and I'm probably not alone. For those of you out there with the need to consolidate all your Fable into one place, Fable Trilogy has been announced for the Xbox 360. Containing the remastered Fable Anniversary, with the complete versions of Fable 2 and Fable 3, you can now experience the entire Fable saga from start to finish from a single menu option.

Remember that time Fable III was given away for free to Xbox Live Gold subscribers? Looks like the deal will officially end on June 30th. Fear not, though, for Microsoft is using the opportunity to kick off its Games with Gold program. Each month on the 1st and 16th until the end of the year, Xbox Live Gold subscribers will get a game for free. Pretty simple. Fable III is short of retroactively shoehorned into the program, but July promises both Halo 3 and Assassins Creed 3, which isn't too shabby.

Fable 3 is currently free for Xbox Live Gold subscribers! Microsoft flipped the switch earlier today with no official word on how long the giveaway will last, so get to grabbin' while the grabbin's good. To download, fire up your console and head to the On Demand section of the marketplace. There you'll see Fable 3 glistening like a bit of treasure on the ground.

Lionhead’s fantasy role-playing game, Fable II, pulled a Houdini and completely vanished from the Xbox Live Marketplace earlier yesterday. For a short time, no one could view the title through either the “Games on Demand” tab or Fable II episodes on both Live and Xbox.com. Luckily, things are back to normal.

We love when the Xbox Live Marketplace has weekly deals on co-op games because hey - who doesn't love saving a buck or four on additional content for your favorite co-op games? This week (from now until Feb. 27th), Xbox 360 owners can snag some Fable 3 DLC from 33%-45% off. This includes quest packs like Traitor's Keep (which we did an impressions piece on) and Understone. And if you've been on the fence about that dog breed DLC.... well, that's on sale, too.

Today is the final day for Steam's Summer Sales - and it appears as though it's the highlights from all the sales over the past 10 days.  What does that mean?  It means plenty of co-op games, that's what.

The next 24 hours of Steam's Summer sale is upon us - and there's a lot of good co-op games available for a little price.  Here's what's on the menu.

We've updated our Fable 3 review to include impressions and details about the recently released PC version of the game.  Ready to head back into Albion?  Read on!

This week we have a late arrival for the PC and maybe, if we're lucky, we'll get some PSN love.   Better late than never, I always say.  Not a huge co-op week, but "Grand Theft Auto 1947" is coming out, or as I like to call it, "Red Dead Redemption: The Future is Cra-a-zy".

Everyone knows that game show Let's Make a Deal, right?  Remember how there are three doors for contestants to choose from, with prizes that range from a new car to a wheelbarrow full of dirt?  Well, the PC release of Fable III is going to be like that in a way.  But no matter which door you choose, the same Fable III goodness is your prize.

You may have heard that Fable 3 is finally coming to PC on May 17th.  You may have also heard that the game will have a hardcore mode, along with local and online co-op.  In a recent interview with CVG.com Lionhead Studios Josh Atkins said that some of the exclusive PC content of Fable 3 may make their way to the Xbox 360 version.  When asked if features like the hardcore difficulty level and the first person perspective could come to the 360, Atkins said;