You know that feeling when you’re waiting for your food delivery, and it just keeps getting delayed? That’s kind of how I feel about the Fable reboot. It turns out it might be pushed to 2027, and all because of concerns about the impending GTA 6 release. I mean, I love some chaos in Los Santos as much as the next person, but the idea of waiting even longer for a new Fable is just painful. let’s look into what’s keeping us entertained in the meantime, and maybe catch a few surprises along the way.
Fable Reboot Could Be Delayed To 2027 Amid Concern About GTA 6 – Report
If you’re a Nintendo person, you might not care, but the Fable reboot may be getting pushed back to 2027. Microsoft is apparently sweating over its launch clashing with the juggernaut that is GTA 6. Jeff Grubb, our friendly neighborhood rumor mill, spilled on GameSpot that the game might still hit this year, but Playground is having cold feet. Can you blame them? GTA 6 is pretty much the Godzilla of game releases, and no one’s keen to pick a fight with a giant lizard.
The reboot, proudly British and inspired by The Office (but let’s hope it’s not your office), is still planned for a PS5 debut. That’s big news for Sony fans who have missed out on the chicken-filled adventures of past Fable games. Side note: what’s with games and chickens lately? Anyway, Microsoft’s got plenty in the pipeline, including Forza Horizon 6 and Halo: Campaign Evolved, so we might not even notice Fable’s absence until they give us an official date. But come on, Microsoft, stop teasing us and just tell us when you’re actually aiming for.
Read the full article on GameSpot
Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse’s release date anticipated as footage wows CinemaCon audience
If you’re a Nintendo person, you might be missing out on the web-slinging excitement over at CinemaCon. The final installment of the Spider-Verse trilogy, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, is set to swing into theaters even earlier than we expected. Polygon reports that the lucky audience at CinemaCon got a sneak peek of some jaw-dropping footage, and if their reactions are anything to go by, we’re in for quite the visual treat.
Let’s be honest, the Spider-Verse movies have set a pretty high bar. The animation style alone has been a game-changer, with its comic book feel bringing something fresh to the table. Some might call it the best thing to happen to Spider-Man since Tobey Maguire’s infamous dance routine. The anticipation is real, but hopefully this earlier release date means we won’t have to wait much longer to see what happens to Miles, Gwen, and the rest of the multiverse gang.
Personally, I’m cautiously optimistic. Sequels can be tricky, and sticking the landing on a trilogy is even tougher. But if the CinemaCon buzz is anything to go by, Beyond the Spider-Verse might just close out the series on a high note. Fingers crossed for a story that does justice to the new visuals and beloved characters we’ve come to adore.
Read the full article on Polygon
Marathon will test out a new experimental game mode which forces players to use free sponsored kits
Speaking of sequels, Marathon is shaking things up with a new experimental game mode that might just level the playing field. If you’ve been getting stomped by players decked out like they’re preparing for the apocalypse, this one’s for you. According to Eurogamer, the upcoming mode will force everyone to use free sponsored kits. No more sweating over who invested in the best gear. It’s like a skill-based democracy.
This mode is perfect for those of us who can’t justify dropping a week’s paycheck on virtual loot. It could finally spotlight player skill instead of wallet size. But let’s not get too excited too quickly. Sponsored kits might come with their own quirks. What if the “free” part means giving up some in-game real estate to obnoxious ads? We’ll have to wait and see.
Whether this experiment sticks around or fades like a buggy launch, it’s a bold move that could change how we approach the game. But in the end, it all depends on whether players embrace it. This could be a hit if it boosts fair play. Or maybe it’s just another fleeting gimmick. Time will tell.
Read the full article on Eurogamer
How to prepare for Hello Kitty Island Adventure’s City Town DLC
Over on the PC side, we’re gearing up for the Hello Kitty Island Adventure’s City Town DLC. If you’re like me and can’t get enough of this sugary-sweet universe, then Usahana’s arrival is probably already making you twitch with anticipation. PC Gamer says that this expansion is going to give us a whole new area to explore on Friendship Island. So, it’s time to start prepping.
But hold your horses, fellow adventurers. Hello Kitty Island Adventure DLCs can be a slow burn. Rushing in without a plan could mean missing out on all the charm. My advice? Check that your in-game resources are stacked and maybe revisit any untouched quests. We don’t want to miss a single pastel-colored moment in City Town.
Read the full article on PC Gamer
Dosa Divas: The Kotaku Review
Meanwhile, Outerloop’s Dosa Divas has hit the scene, and according to Kotaku, it’s a bit undercooked. This bite-sized RPG has all the spices you’d expect from a game with “dosa” in its title, but maybe not quite enough time in the oven. The game promises rich storytelling and unique characters, but reportedly falls short when it comes to engaging gameplay mechanics. It’s like ordering a gourmet meal and finding out they forgot the salt.
Don’t get us wrong, we’re all for indie games that take risks and offer fresh narratives. But when the substance doesn’t quite match the style, it’s hard not to feel a bit let down. If you’re a fan of Outerloop’s previous work, you might still want to give it a go. Just don’t expect a feast.
Read the full article on Kotaku
Pragmata Is Being Hailed As An Early GOTY Contender
For the RPG fans, it looks like Pragmata might be making waves as an early contender for Game of the Year. Capcom’s latest, a fresh IP in 2026, blends third-person action with hacking minigames and a charming narrative. It’s got us dodging lethal robots and playing hide-and-seek with Diana, the adorable co-protagonist, which is definitely a combo you don’t see every day. GameSpot’s Steve Watts highlights its “sharp combat mechanics” and “lovely storytelling,” landing it a solid 85 on Metacritic so far. Capcom’s been on a roll this year, adding Pragmata to their list of hits alongside Resident Evil Requiem and Monster Hunter Stories 3. If you’re intrigued, mark April 17 on your calendar for its release on PC, PS5, Switch 2, and Xbox Series X|S. But keep an eye on those other big titles like Saros and Marvel’s Wolverine, which are also vying for our precious gaming time this year.
Read the full article on GameSpot
Blizzard’s Overwatch (previously known as Overwatch 2) is now available as 60fps Switch 2 version
If you’re a Nintendo person, good news: Blizzard’s Overwatch sequel has officially hit the Switch 2 in all its 60fps glory. Yep, Overwatch (formerly Overwatch 2) is here, and it’s all about those smooth visuals, whether you’re docked or on-the-go.
The game launches alongside its second season, Reign of Talon: Summit. This version promises better visuals and higher fidelity audio, making it the crispest way to experience Overwatch on the Switch platform yet. VGC reports that Blizzard is pretty hyped about this release, calling it a much stronger experience.
Honestly, if you’ve got a Switch 2, this could be a great excuse to jump back into Overwatch. It’s always nice when developers actually deliver on the performance front. Now let’s see if it lives up to the hype.
Tomodachi Life Living the Dream countdown: Exact start time and date
Staying in the live-service world, “Tomodachi Life Living the Dream” is giving us all a reason to dust off our Nintendo Switch consoles. After a decade-long hiatus, this quirky social simulation series is making a comeback on April 16. If you time it right, you might even dive in on April 15, thanks to those midnight launches. Destructoid gives us the rundown on launch times, so set your alarms for your region, 11 pm CT or 4 am UTC, depending on where you’re lurking.
The game will be available on both the Nintendo Switch and the Switch 2, so no one’s left out. The allure? Creating and controlling Mii characters to live out their dramas on a custom island. Whether you’re meddling in Mii relationships or designing the island, it promises a whole lot of zaniness. It’s a perfect escape if you need a break from the more intense gaming sessions.
Read the full article on Destructoid
Jumanji: Open World shares first trailer and plot details at CinemaCon
You might’ve missed the fact that the Jumanji franchise is still going strong. Jake Kasdan is back with the third film, now officially titled “Jumanji: Open World.” The first trailer dropped at CinemaCon, and, according to Polygon, it promises an action-packed ride set to hit theaters on Christmas Day. We’re looking at the same blend of humor and adventure, and let’s face it, probably a few new twists to keep us on our toes. It’s unclear if The Rock will be taking any of our beloved console games with him this time, but who knows? We’ll have to wait and see how they top the previous jungle escapades.
Read the full article on Polygon
Peter Parker face model Ben Jordan seemingly teases new capture work, starting speculation around Insomniac’s Spider-Man 3
Not to be outdone, Insomniac Games might have just hinted at some Spidey action on the horizon. Ben Jordan, the face model for Peter Parker, has sparked chatter with a social media post that hints at new capture work. With Marvel’s Wolverine locked in for a September 2026 release, it’s safe to bet Insomniac’s next big thing is in the works. Eurogamer suggests this could mean Spider-Man 3 is swinging into development. A surprise? Hardly. With Spider-Man 2’s success, why wouldn’t they ride that web-slinging wave?
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Nintendo sends Animal Crossing players a nostalgic surprise on the series’ 25th anniversary
Shifting gears, Nintendo’s giving us a little nostalgia trip with Animal Crossing’s 25th anniversary. Our virtual island life started way back in 2001 with Dōbutsu no Mori on the N64, and let’s be honest, it’s come a long way since then. To celebrate this milestone, Nintendo dropped an in-game gift for New Horizons players with update 3.0.2. Sure, it comes with the usual bug fixes, but who cares about bugs when you can get a sweet surprise to jazz up your digital paradise?
According to VGC, this anniversary treat is Nintendo’s way of saying “thanks for sticking around.” It might not be a shiny new feature, but it’s always heartwarming to see them remember where it all started. Just a little reminder of why we fell in love with this charming franchise in the first place.
So, it looks like the Fable reboot might be playing the waiting game until 2027. Maybe they’re just waiting for GTA 6 to set the gold standard first. Who knows? Either way, don’t let the delays ruin your gaming spirit. There’s always another world to explore, another boss to beat, or another quest to complete. Agree? Disagree? Wrong? Tell us in the Discord.