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He'll pick out your character's clothes. Peter Molyneux has revealed that comedy legend John Cleese is providing a voiceover for Fable III. The announcement was made during Molyneux's speech at the Game Developers Conference. He showed the audience how the pause menu from previous Fable games is being replaced with a set of rooms your character can wander around, accessed at any time by pressing the start button. These include a dressing room where you can see clothes displayed on mannequins, rather than presented in a list you have to scroll through. In the room is a butler, who Molyneux described as being like a cross between P.G. Wodehouse's Jeeves and Albert from Batman. Read more...

DICE hoping to avoid "mapathy". DICE has revealed more of the "extensive" DLC planned for Battlefield: Bad Company 2. Due 30th March are two new maps, Arica Harbor and Laguna Presa. More importantly, they're free to anyone who redeemed a VIP code inside a first-hand copy of BFBC2. Arica Harbor, playable in Conquest mode, follows a US strike on a Russian base. Laguna Persa, playable in Rush mode, presents a South American valley and within it a Dam, which the US forces must protect. Read more...

Capybara revamping DS delight. DS delicacy Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes is to be revamped for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade. Developer Capybara is aiming for a late summer release, which should provide enough time to replace 16-bit sprites with hand-drawn art, add animations and tweak presentation across the board. Multiplayer is being expanded to cater for four people either competitively or co-operatively, and you'll earn special multiplayer artefacts for taking part. Read more...

Sandwiched together for discount price. Capcom's sandwiched the Resident Evil 5 Gold Edition content together online in the Untold Stories Bundle. The excellent Lost in Nightmares and Desperate Escape add-ons, as well as the costume packs, can be downloaded for one money-saving price of 960 Microsoft Points (£8.20/11.20) on Xbox Live or $12.50 on PSN. The Untold Stories pack is available now on Xbox Live Marketplace and expected today on the PlayStation Store. Read more...

In Guardian of Light for PC, PSN, XBLA. Crystal Dynamics plans to release newly announced Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light this summer on PC, PSN and XBLA. This downloadable action adventure costs $15, which translates to 1200 Microsoft Points. Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light represents a new take on the Tomb Raider licence and, for once, there are no high-kicking Lara Croft clones in sight. Read more...