The promises escaping out of Peter Molyneux’s mouth about a living, breathing world where every choice has a consequence with features beyond gamer comprehension were too much to handle, and I became addicted to the idea of Fable. Want to own your own business, good luck Mr. Entrepreneur. Create an army of children spawned from your own likeness, why not? Peter was like a third-grade kid preparing the whole class for what he thought would be the ultimate show-and-tell experience then showing up with his pet rock, Pebbles, on the big day. To give credit, Lionhead Studios did deliver a solid RPG title unlike anything seen before where good and bad deeds affect how your character looks and how NPC’s interact with you. Now, Fable is hitting PCs everywhere, rehashing the XBox version while adding new storyline content, conquests, weapons, and accessories. Although the control system is awkward compared to the controller, Fable: The Lost Chapters continues the exciting adventure through the world of Albion and is a welcome addition to the PC-RPG genre.