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A prominent industry insider has released a list of Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC games that Xbox fans shouldn t expect to see tomorrow at Xbox/Bethesda s E3 2021 showcase. And the list includes some pretty big games. For example, the new Fable game revealed last year won t be present. Nor [.]
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Fable 4, or just Fable as it’s officially known right now, is currently in development and it’s one of the most highly-anticipated Xbox exclusives there is. An E3 2021 no show, when exactly will we get to see the new Fable game in action?
Announced by Microsoft in 2020 after years of speculation, the game is being developed for Xbox Series X, Series S and PC by Playground Games, the Microsoft-owned studio behind the Forza Horizon games. As an Xbox exclusive it ll also be a Game Pass release on day one.
When it’s released, Fable will be the first mainline entry in the Fable series since 2010’s Fable 3 and it’s safe to say that fans are eager to see where the series will go next. That said, at the moment, very little is known about Fable, including its release date. We’re hoping that, with the Xbox Series X now in gamers homes, the wait for Playground Games trip into Albion won t be long. But having failed to appear during E3 2021, we re now
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