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Up to 540 degrees of wheel rotation! Unparalleled immersion on this one.

Oh, they better "build a range of next-gen hardware options across different price points", otherwise... I'm out.

If I wanted to pay premium I'd build my own PC and stick an Xbox logo on it.

Just finished Fable for the first time a couple of weeks ago.
Amazing atmosphere. Better setting and more charm than the second one. That said, 2 is still the better overall package.

One tip I can give is to NOT use Physical Shield with mana potions.
I had to stop because it was making the game too easy and encouraging me to play very poorly.

This may not be a confirmation, but it sure looks close enough to me...

@Daffy-Duck You, me, and a bunch of casual players.

I still maintain hope that there will be a cheaper alternative.
I'm not paying insane prices just to play some games. Haven't gone full Sheogorath yet...

They better have streamlined the crap out of this game, because it used to be unbearable.

I'm gonna be totally honest: all of these games are starting to look the same to me.
I don't know if it's the setting, the combat, or whatever... it's all a blur.

What do I think? I think one year is the perfect time for a massive discount so I'll finally buy it.

It looks great but this style of combat just isn't for me.
It's one of those games that I just want to force myself to like...

2026 is way too early. Sometimes I feel like this generation hasn't even started.

The inevitable delay may actually be a blessing in disguise. We don't need a new console...

This one was an easy A.
Really glad I'll be able to self-insert in Fable. Minus the self.

The game looks incredible, but I'll be honest... I kinda hate drifting.

The real question is: can I play as a guy?
Let's say it's for... "role-playing" reasons.

@Questionable_Duck 2 definitely has its flaws, like the setting - taking place 500 years after the first one, if I'm not mistaken - but being watered down is certainly not one of them.

I just played 1 and 2 for the very first time, so everything is still fresh on my mind.

The first experience was basically running around from quest to quest, buying a house here and there, looking for keys, better gear... traditional RPG stuff, in a great Arthurian setting.
Once I figured out that certain spells make you unbeatable I just focused on becoming a God. Fun stuff.

The second was insane.
Started with the main quest, then quickly figured out I wouldn't have enough renown to progress unless I branched out.
Started rolling side quests. Became a bartender and got some gold. Invested that gold to buy an entire gypsy camp. Rented it all out. Got some steady income so could now afford to get married and have a kid. Used the dowry to get a better weapon so I could take more bounty-hunting quests without fear of getting scarred. Explored more, so the dog helped me find more stuff...

It just goes on and on...

Fable 2 is the better RPG. The systems and mechanics are more vast and better implemented.

Fable 1 is the better action game. Magic is overpowered, so you can effectively break the game if you want.

Voted 2 because of the dog.

This is going to attract some seriously negative comments, but I'm playing Fable 2 for the very first time and this game is stupendous.

Care the most about Fable. Have no interest in BoR.

I honestly just wanted another console.
I can't even fully understand how this thing will work...

@Lup I can tell you that, to someone outside looking in, Fable is definitely a pillar.
I just decided to jump into the ecosystem to try those four, and Fable was the first one.

Fable and the first Gears of War.
I'm trying to play all the classics that I missed out on, for never having an Xbox.

I'm glad that they exist, for those that like trophies, but I am certainly not one of them...

@Gabrie It's the exact same in Portugal.
I'm having an easier time finding Silver Keys in Fable than spotting a single Xbox anywhere.

@Cikajovazmaj I don't think this site reflects the opinions of more casual gamers.
It's not that they have too much money, they are simply enthusiasts.

If the new Xbox is considerably more expensive than a PS6, why would I ever bother? I just wanna play some games...

No more than €650 to €700 or I'll just buy a Switch / PlayStation.
In other words: if they release an X without an S, I'm out.

I'm mostly interested in the RPGs, like Fable and Dragon Quest.
Tales of Berseria should also be good.

@PsBoxSwitchOwner If it's closer to the current Series X price I would 100% upgrade.

To clarify: the low-end "Series X Pro" should be closer. Not the €1000 one.

@Fiendish-Beaver Keep in mind that I don't even follow the rumors. I'm just trying to speak for the other 50%. The "S casuals" if you will.

If the new Xbox is basically a PC, I'm the kind of guy who wouldn't mind playing with "everything on Low" if it just meant having access to the new stuff.

@Scrubchub @TrollOfWar This game is awesome. I'm definitely buying all three.
If the next Fable is as good as this...

@PressR2 The only reason I gave the Xbox ecosystem a try is because of the Series S.

Not only do I believe they will release another (extremely) premium console, I even believe there will be a cheaper alternative.

Fable. For the very first time.
Kinda late to the party...

50% Switch and 50% Series S.