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Fable delayed until 2027 as Xbox loses game of chicken with GTA 6
Microsoft has announced that the Fable reboot has been delayed to February 2027 to avoid launching near Grand Theft Auto 6. This decision impacts Xbox's 25th anniversary plans, with Fable now set to be Xbox's biggest Christmas release by default. Other upcoming Xbox titles like Halo: Campaign Evolved and Gears of War: E-Day are also mentioned, with potential releases before Fable.
Fable gets pushed back into 2027, but we're at least getting a "major new look" at it at the Xbox Games Showcase
Playground Games' Fable has been delayed to February 2027, with Xbox confirming a major new look at the game will be shown at the Xbox Games Showcase on June 7. This latest delay moves the action-adventure title from its previously announced Fall 2024 release window. Xbox cited the need to strategically plan holiday season game launches as the reason for the shift.
Fable reboot delayed to 2027 amid reported GTA 6 'worries'
The Fable reboot has been delayed to February 2027, with Xbox Game Studios and Playground Games stating the delay is to give the game the "dedicated moment it deserves." The article speculates that the highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto 6 in November 2026 may have influenced this decision, citing previous reports of developer "worries" about its impact.
Fable 4 is delayed into 2027 and we all know why
Microsoft has announced that the upcoming game Fable has been delayed to February 2027. This decision was made to allow the game a dedicated launch window and avoid a crowded release schedule, including Grand Theft Auto 6. The company plans to provide a new look at Fable and its other titles at the Xbox Games Showcase on June 7.
Civilization 7 and Borderlands 4 had "missteps," Take-Two boss admits, but publisher 2K is still…
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick acknowledged "missteps" with Civilization 7 and Borderlands 4, despite both titles being profitable. He stated that publisher 2K Games is performing strongly overall, and that challenges with these franchises are being addressed. Zelnick also expressed confidence in Grand Theft Auto 6's future success.
"We're determined to win justice for the 31 fired workers" - Rockstar Games workers publicly launch union, as legal battle with the GTA 6 maker rages on
Workers at Rockstar Games have publicly launched the Rockstar Game Workers Union (RGWU), affiliated with the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain (IWGB). This move follows the dismissal of 31 employees in October, which the union and others have labeled as union busting, leading to protests and legal action. The RGWU is also advocating for pay transparency, flexible working, and an end to crunch culture.
Should You Play GTA 6 on PS5 Pro, PS5, Xbox Series X, or Xbox Series S?
This article analyzes which console, including the PlayStation 5 Pro, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S, offers the best experience for Grand Theft Auto 6. It considers factors like budget, desired visual fidelity, and ecosystem preference to guide potential buyers.
15 Major Game Reveals We Could See At The Next State of Play
This article speculates on 15 potential game announcements and reveals that could be featured during Sony's upcoming State of Play presentation. It discusses anticipated reveals for titles like Control Resonant, Marvel's Wolverine, and a potential new Uncharted game, alongside release date announcements and updates for various PlayStation titles.
Games Inbox: Will Modern Warfare 4 save Call Of Duty?
Readers discuss the upcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, with concerns that Activision is not taking enough time to address player dissatisfaction. Other topics include the potential for Persona 6 leaks to be AI-generated, the quality of movie-licensed games, and the rising cost of next-generation consoles.
Rockstar Games Developers Announce Founding of Rockstar Game Workers Union
Rockstar Games developers have announced the formation of the Rockstar Game Workers Union (RGWU), affiliated with the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain. The union's creation follows allegations of union busting and recent firings, and precedes legal proceedings related to a lawsuit against the Grand Theft Auto 6 developer. Rockstar Games denies the union-busting allegations, stating dismissals were due to breaches of company policy regarding confidential information.
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CD PROJEKT has concluded its first quarter of 2026. Meanwhile, Rockstar Games employees in the UK have formed a union approximately six months before the launch of Grand Theft Auto 6.
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Take-Two Interactive believes that review scores for Grand Theft Auto 6 will be important. The company's stance highlights the significance of critical reception for major game releases.
GTA 6 Boss Says High Review Scores Reflect Rockstar’s “Commitment To Quality”
Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Take-Two Interactive, believes Grand Theft Auto 6 will achieve high review scores, reflecting Rockstar Games' commitment to quality. He acknowledged that while reviews are important, the media landscape has changed significantly since Grand Theft Auto 5's release. Zelnick also indicated that Grand Theft Auto 6 will launch at a reasonable price on Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 on November 19.
6 months before the launch of Grand Theft Auto 6, Rockstar employees in the UK have formed a union
Rockstar Games employees in the UK have formed the Rockstar Game Workers Union, affiliated with the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain. This development follows alleged firings of employees attempting to unionize in October 2025, which Rockstar denied. The union aims to address issues like pay transparency, flexible working, and an end to crunch, while also seeking justice for the dismissed workers.
Rockstar developers to formally unionize ahead of legal battle with the company
Developers at Rockstar Games are formally unionizing, a move that comes ahead of a potential legal battle with the company. This development signifies a significant step in labor relations within the studio, which is known for the Grand Theft Auto franchise.
"I don't know where GTA Online performance goes after the release of GTA 6," Take-Two boss says, but he…
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick stated that Grand Theft Auto Online will continue to operate even after the release of Grand Theft Auto 6, though he is unsure of its specific future performance. He believes the existing online mode has a strong community and will continue to be supported by Rockstar Games, potentially existing alongside a new online component tied to Grand Theft Auto 6.
Take-Two CEO seems to take shot at MindsEye studio, says 'the folks at Rockstar seem to be able to make these massive hits' while former Rockstar employees 'haven’t been able to do it'
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick commented on the importance of critical reviews for games like Grand Theft Auto 6, highlighting Rockstar Games' consistent ability to produce hits. He also seemingly contrasted Rockstar's success with that of other studios, including MindsEye and Build A Rocket Boy, which feature former Rockstar employees, suggesting they have not yet replicated that level of success.
GTA 6 finally releasing won't lead to a Rockstar staff exodus, Take-Two boss expects: "We have a lot of work…
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick stated that he does not anticipate significant staff turnover at Rockstar Games following the release of Grand Theft Auto 6, citing the company's low attrition rate. He also mentioned that there will be substantial work to do on the game post-launch, indicating continued employment for the development team.
Red Dead Redemption 2 just had its best sales year since launch, but Take-Two CEO doesn't think GTA 6 hype is…
Red Dead Redemption 2 achieved its best sales year since launch, surpassing 85 million copies sold and becoming the third best-selling game of all time. Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick attributes this success to the game's dedicated audience and Rockstar Games' brand appeal, rather than hype for Grand Theft Auto 6.
Our Nightmare Society Isn’t Ready For GTA 6’s Launch
The upcoming launch of Grand Theft Auto 6 is discussed in the context of the current volatile sociopolitical climate and the history of video game controversies. The article posits that while the world may not stop for GTA 6, its release will likely spark significant discussion and potential outrage, amplified by modern media and social platforms. It explores how past games, including previous Grand Theft Auto titles, have been flashpoints for moral panic and how this might play out with GTA 6, especially given its potential for social commentary and satire.