Xbox Series X Report Could Reveal Major Halo and Fable News

Gamers might have big news in store for Xbox Series X and a major reveals for popular franchises [...]

Gamers might have big news in store for Xbox Series X and a major reveals for popular franchises including Halo and Fable and the rumored Xbox Lockhart companion console.. A new report indicates that Microsoft is making big plans despite the cancellation of E3 2020, with a new Xbox showcase rumored to take place in May. The report indicates that more Halo Infinite news will be revealed, as well as the possibility of a new Fable game.

The report comes way of Windows Central, which notes that the event could focus on a few things. For one, it could place a lot of emphasis on Xbox Series X games, which we haven't seen a ton of. This includes Halo Infinite, which will be an Xbox Series X game launch game. In fact, it will probably be the console's biggest launch game. Despite this, we've heard little to nothing of it and haven't even seen gameplay of it yet.

Meanwhile, the outlet also references a new Fable game, which will reportedly not be Fable 4, but a reboot of the franchise. And this makes sense, given that it will be handled by the new team at Playground Games. Unlike Halo Infinite, a new Fable game hasn't been confirmed, but it's heavily rumored to be in development at the aforementioned developer.

In addition to new game reveals, there's also mention of a possible reveal of Xbox Lockhart, the rumored Xbox Series X companion console that will offer next-gen gaming at a fraction of the price. Of course, in order to do this, it will cut back on many of the impressive next-gen specs that make the Xbox Series X so much more powerful than the current Xbox One and Xbox One X.

Of course, all of this information, and the speculation on top it, should be taken with a grain of salt or two. While the source has proven reliable in the past, they've also gotten things wrong as well. Further, even if everything here is correct, it's also subject to change.

The Xbox Series X is set to release sometime this holiday season at an unknown price point. For more coverage on the console -- including recent news, rumors, and leaks -- be sure to take a moment and check out all of our past and all of our most recent articles pertaining to the Xbox system by clicking right here. Meanwhile, as always don't forget to leave your thoughts and hot takes in the comment section or, alternatively, in my Twitter notifications @Tyler_Fischer_.

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