Gaming News Update: WB Discovery Cancels Wonder Woman Game, Fable RPG Delayed, Konami Collaboration
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In today's IGN report, we're hit with some rather dismal news from WB Discovery. They've axed the much-anticipated Wonder Woman video game and pulled the plug on three game studios. Monolith Productions, the brains behind the groundbreaking Middle Earth Shadow of Mordor, is one of the casualties. It's a real shame to see such talent go to waste, especially when they've given us gaming gems like the Nemesis system. But alas, the gaming industry can be a cruel mistress, and cost-cutting measures are becoming all too common.
Meanwhile, over in the world of Microsoft, the highly anticipated Fable action RPG has been hit with a delay, pushing its release to 2026. But fear not, gamers, because Microsoft has unveiled some tantalizing new gameplay footage to whet our appetites. From sprawling cities to epic horseback riding and good old-fashioned combat, Fable promises to be a feast for the senses. And with Playground Studios at the helm, there's no telling what surprises await us in this beloved Xbox exclusive series.
And in a surprising turn of events, Konami and Blue Team are teaming up once again for a new project based on Konami IP. Could this mean a revival of the Silent Hill franchise? Fans can only speculate, but given Blue Team's penchant for horror games, another spine-chilling Silent Hill installment seems likely. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting collaboration. And that's all for today's gaming news roundup from IGN. Don't forget to tune in to FanFest 2025 for the latest on the hottest games, movies, and TV shows.
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