Limited Edition
Before the game was released, there was a production problem resulting in the Hobbe figurine, special box, and fate cards being removed from the collectors edition package. Due to the loss of these items, the suggested retail price was decreased to the normal game price in some stores. As an apology, Lionhead Studios created a free music album available for download over the Internet (not Xbox Live) that contains several songs from Fable and three songs from Fable II, as well as printable pdf versions of the fate cards to be released. There was another supply chain issue that occurred in North America that caused some Limited Edition games not to have the token card for in-game content.
A Limited Edition was available on release date with the following extra features:
- Alternative packaging including cardboard slip cover
- 1 token card code for in-game content (downloaded over Xbox Live)
- Bonus disc containing the "Making of Fable II"
There was also a 2nd European release of the Limited Edition game which featured the extra features minus the token card code for downloadable content.
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