Lionhead Studios donate to Child's Play Fundraiser

Written By Words of Ivory 247 days ago
News Category: Out-There
Relevant Consoles: : Xbox : Xbox 360

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For over five years now, Penny-Arcade will be running the . Any gamer can contribute to the cause simply by buying items off of Amazon and having it delivered to their hospital of choice.

On top of this, Lionhead Studios, developers of the upcoming Fable 2 on the Xbox 360, will holding a live auction event and will donate some rather unique items for the sake of the charity, which include the chance for bidders to see their name appear in the game itself!

The lists of items are:

- Have a Fable 2 Shopkeeper named after you!
- Have a Fable 2 Farmer named after you! (1)
- Have an important Fable 2 Villager named after you!
- Have a Fable 2 Monk named after you!
- Have a Fable 2 Quest character named after you!
- Signed underwear by Peter Molyneux!
- The only known surviving Fable T-SHIRT signed by the Development Team in 2004
- Limited edition, official Fable 2 team T-SHIRT
- Limited edition, official Fable 2 sweater / hoodie
- Exclusive Fable 2 printed and framed artwork
- Limited edition, framed Black & White 2 poster, signed by the Development Team and Peter Molyneux
- Framed copy of Fable, presented in recognition of your contribution to the making of Fable

The 2007 Child's Play Fundraiser Dinner Auction will take place on December 11th at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in Seattle, Washington. Anyone interested in attending the event (it's worth it for the pants!) you can purchase tickets oneline at[url=http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/23793]Brown Paper Tickets.

Tags : Child's Play Fundraiser : Fable : Fable II : Fundraiser : Lionhead Studio : microsoft : penny arcade : Peter Molyneux : Peter Molyneux's underpants : Xbox : Xbox 360

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Comments

By: Evren On: 08:46 Nov 15th, 2007 Offline	Wow, I want the pants. Pants NOW PLZ. If I could get to washington, I would be there, waving my money about. However little it would be. Great idea though, Now, lets ask more important things like....When is Fable 2 out?
By: boa On: 10:58 Nov 15th, 2007 Offline	I wish I could get to that!!!
By: Dragonsoul On: 04:00 Nov 15th, 2007 Offline	I think that's really nice of them to do this. Wasn't aware that some gaming companies did anything for charity but this is a very clever way to do so without cutting into the company's bottom line. And it would also be kind of cool to tell people a character in a game is named after you. :P
By: ApplesauceNinja On: 04:02 Nov 15th, 2007 Offline	If Fable 2 ends up being the chud Fable was, I don't know that I'd want my name attached to it.
By: Corrine On: 07:37 Nov 15th, 2007 Offline	ApplesauceNinja;36817 If Fable 2 ends up being the chud Fable was, I don't know that I'd want my name attached to it. Hahaha, AsN, you could take the panties at least... Fundraisers are good all around. Good for reputation, good for kids who want things but can't afford them. I'd like to see how this turns out.
By: Mechanoma On: 12:23 Nov 16th, 2007 Offline	Every year I want to donate to Child's Play, and every year, I come up short on money. It makes me sad. If I did have the money, I'd donate copies of Okage. It's awesome that Lionhead is putting up so much to go to the charity, though. I wouldn't mind having my name in a game! ^_^
By: Dragonsoul On: 02:25 Nov 16th, 2007 Offline	ApplesauceNinja;36817 If Fable 2 ends up being the chud Fable was, I don't know that I'd want my name attached to it. Oh, gee, I never thought about that. Still, having your name in a game is like pizza--when it's good it's great; when it's bad well, it's still pretty cool. :P
By: Evren On: 05:46 Nov 17th, 2007 Offline	As I said to Michael a few days ago. I want the pants and I want to throw them at people and tell them to SMELL THE SUCCESS!!! XD
By: Magus On: 09:33 Nov 17th, 2007 Offline	Once more we can show the world that gamers care. I love that. ^^
By: boa On: 05:19 Nov 19th, 2007 Offline	If we didn't care, why would we save it so often

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