Fable III PC Delayed Indefinitely
Posted by Rebecca "Cuatro Chihuahuas" Quintana on August 3rd, 2010
PC gamers, sometimes it just seems like you haven’t any luck. After missing out on Fable II, the announcement that its sequel would not be a 360-exclusive was welcome news. However, today, Microsoft admitted that the PC version of Fable III is no longer on the same schedule as the console game.
Originally scheduled to release together on October 26, Microsoft said only that “The console and PC versions are now on different schedules as we’re focusing on building experiences optimized for each platform.” No new PC release date was given, although the company promises “news soon.”





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