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Fable Delayed to 2027: Xbox's Grand Slam Dream Dead on Arrival
Matt Booty confirmed it on the official Xbox podcast: Fable won't launch in 2026. Playground Games' RPG is now slated for February 2027, definitively ending the fantasy of a year where Microsoft would have shipped Halo, Gears, Forza, and Fable within twelve months. A scenario that would have been unprecedented in Xbox history. We'll have to settle for a partial lineup—and that's only if the other titles stick to their schedule.
Halo Titan, the Canceled MMO: A DOOM Developer Finally Breaks His Silence
For years, the Halo Titan project remained nothing more than industry rumor. A former developer who worked on the game is now speaking out, revealing new details about this Xbox MMO that never materialized—and just how massive the missed opportunity was. What we're learning is infuriating.
Halo Campaign Evolved Lands on PS5: Microsoft's Flagship Xbox Saga Goes Multiplatform
Photos of Halo: Campaign Evolved boxes lined up on GameStop shelves are circulating online and causing justified shock. The franchise that defined Xbox, the one that shaped console FPS gaming in the early 2000s, now sits front and center in PlayStation 5 bins. This isn't a mock-up. It's the physical embodiment of Microsoft's strategic pivot since 2024: its most valuable exclusives are leaving the Xbox ecosystem.
Forza Horizon 6 Crushes Sales on Steam: Arcade Racing Hits the Road
Forza Horizon 6 dominates Steam France's top sellers at $69.99. Playground Games' open-world racing franchise continues to rule the PC market in an arcade racing space where competition is scarce. Here's what this release means and what it tells us about the state of the genre in 2026.
Kiki Wolfkill Exits Microsoft After 28 Years: Halo Turns a Page
After nearly three decades at Microsoft, Kiki Wolfkill is stepping down. The former executive in charge of the Halo franchise and driving force behind the eponymous TV series leaves behind a deep mark on one of gaming's most important properties. Her departure raises questions about Xbox's direction in managing its major intellectual properties.
Xbox Game Pass: Microsoft Mulls Price Cuts to Win Back Players
As the gaming industry keeps hiking prices—consoles at $900, high-end gaming laptops at $2,500—Microsoft may be bucking the trend with Xbox Game Pass. Asha Sharma, who heads Microsoft's subscription services, publicly admits the service has priced out a chunk of players and is weighing rate adjustments. A genuine shift, or calculated PR spin?