A new developer diary has been released for Lionhead’s epic RPG, Fable III, and talks about an “exciting time” during the game’s development, because ‘real changes’ are currently being made to the title, as studio head Peter Molyneux explains that the experience is moving “more towards action-adventure and we’re diminishing a little bit the RPG.”

“We still love RPGs, we still adore RPGs,” Molyneux insists, “but we also love the drama and excitement that action-adventure games bring.”

The developer diary then goes on to talk about Fable III’s revised interface system, with a new 3D graphical user interface to help you more easily navigate the world, and bring information to your fingertips.

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Fable III got a new showing at the Game Developers Conference this year, and with it, a new set of screenshots were released by Microsoft and developers Lionhead to reveal one of the sections from the game – what looks to be an abandoned mine haunted by ghostly soldiers. Isn’t that always the way?

Lionhead’s Peter Molyneux, as usual, spilled a few more beans about the project, including the reveal that non other than British comedian and actor John Cleese will play the role of your in-game butler, in addition to the news that, in some form or another, Fable III will include support for the social messaging system, Twitter, as Molyneux says:

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