Molyneux also announce true co-op play in the Fable sequel, where you and a friend can connect to either one of your worlds and explore it together. Your character keeps all the experience, items, and money that you have gained while adventuring in your friends world as well. This makes me wonder if your “friend” would be able to steal items that only drop once in your game. That would be awful.

But that wasn’t all. Molyneux delved deeper into why the money making mini-game would be released prior to the launch of Fable 2. Apparently Lionhead Studios decided that wolves shouldn’t drop swords when killed, nor should they drop gold. That means your going to have to earn your money the hard way: stealing it from your friends.

Source: Kotaku

The original N is a simple flash computer game that finds you running around a 2D world as a stick figure ninja. But your enemies are not pirates in this game, they’re robots. Prepare to fight your way past these metallic beasts as you hop from ledge to ledge in an attempt to gain the highest score.

N+ will be the downfall of productivity for many individuals. Arriving on XBLA this Wednesday, players old and new will get to experience cooperative, survival, and race modes on top of an enhanced single player mode. Everything looks a little sharper and the addition of simple Ragdoll physics will make each death more funny then frustrating.

All it takes is 800 Microsoft Points for reality to slip away, leaving you and N+ alone for some personal time.