all too excited about it. It wasn't a proper Fable sequel, series creator Molyneux was long gone from Lionhead, and other four-on-one multiplayer games were either cancelled outright (like BioWare's Shadow Realms), or landed flat on their face (like Turtle Rock's Evolve). Originally meant to release during Microsoft's 'greatest games lineup in Xbox history' in 2015, Fable Legends was pushed to 2016, with an open beta available earlier that same year. Unfortunately, Microsoft shut down Lionhead Studios, cancelled development in March 2016, and turned off the game's servers in April.



Agent (revealed: 2007)

Exclusives are an important determination for any console manufacturer. Each box essentially does the same thing, so you have to give people a reason to buy your machine over the competition’s. So when Sony announced in 2007that a game from the studio behind Grand Theft Auto was coming exclusively to PlayStation, it was perceived as a big get for the company that had been sitting firmly in second place for quite some time. It's unfortunate, then, that the only official image we've ever seen of the game since its E3 unveiling is the logo. A few screenshots have leaked out over the last decade, however, and publisher Take-Two still claims that the title hasn’t been cancelled. Rockstar Games is known for taking its sweet time when it comes to games development, but ten years on a single project doesn’t bode well for the fate of poor Agent.

Fez 2 (revealed: 2013)

Outside of E3 2013, a small, indie-focused games conference captured the world's attention for a