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Fable Reportedly Delayed Out of Autumn 2026 Over GTA 6

Jeff Grubb reports Microsoft internally delayed Fable past Autumn 2026 due to GTA 6 concerns. The move avoids clashing with Rockstar's November 19 launch, potentially pushing Fable to 2027.

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Fable Reportedly Delayed Out of Autumn 2026 Over GTA 6
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Microsoft reportedly delays Fable beyond its Autumn 2026 window, per journalist Jeff Grubb. The move avoids clashing with GTA 6's November 19, 2026 launch. Fable targeted September through November 2026; a post-GTA shift risks December—a quiet release month—or a 2027 push. Grubb says a 2026 release remains possible.

Journalist Jeff Grubb of Giant Bomb claims Microsoft has internally delayed Fable beyond its announced Autumn 2026 release window.

On his podcast this week, Grubb stated he has 'heard that Fable has been pushed internally.' Microsoft reportedly worries about Fable's proximity to GTA 6's scheduled launch on November 19, 2026.

Fable targets September through November 2026. Grubb notes a delay past GTA 6 could shift it to December, a quiet month for releases, prompting Microsoft to hold until 2027.
A 2026 release remains possible, per Grubb.
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