Fable is easily one of the most promising games that Xbox has going for it at the moment, but just like the rest of its lineup of titles, it's undergone a few development struggles in the past. Not much seems to be going right at Xbox at the moment, which will hopefully change with new CEO Asha Sharma in charge, as mismanagement seems to be rife.
If a game isn't getting canceled, the developer itself is suffering immensely with massive layoffs and a gutted team, as was the case with Obsidian Entertainment and Doom developer ID. Games are running over budget, such as Arkane's Blade, bringing their supposed releases into question, and Fable is no exception.
In a new article from Windows Central reporter Jez Corden, discussing Xbox's multi-platform strategy, it's claimed that Fable is currently "uncomfortably" beyond budget ahead of its release in February. Of course, that's not the end of the world, and Fable is very unlikely to be scrapped this far into development, but it does bring into question the future of the series.
With the series’ first new entry in a long time on the horizon, PC ports of Fable 2 and 3 finally seem...
