Playground Games has announced that Forza Horizon 6, launching on May 19, 2026, will include 550 cars at release. While the full list hasn’t been revealed, and we don’t know most of them yet, we’ve gotten a first look at some of the vehicles that will be included.
Fable is a beloved series of action role-playing games that helped establish the Xbox brand. These games were particularly famous for how much the world responded to player choices.
The game takes place in Japan, but far in the future – the year 4026 – after a devastating apocalypse. A plant-based parasite called “Blight” has killed most of humanity, and the remaining wildlife has been twisted into terrifying creatures known as Malefacts.
The Developer Direct event featured games from Xbox studios like Playground Games and Turn 10, as well as partner Game Freak. The show kicked off with an in-depth look at Forza Horizon 6, where developers from Playground Games and Turn 10 revealed details about the game’s setting in Tokyo.
Unlike the annual Xbox Games Showcase, which highlights games coming out over the next few years, the Xbox Developer Direct focuses on titles launching in the very near future – usually within a few months. This makes it particularly exciting for players because they get a look at what’s coming soon.
We’ve shared some of these upcoming features already, and they’re definitely on the way. Others are still being considered and might not launch. We’ve done our best to include everything we know about, but there are likely even more features in development that we haven’t discovered yet.
Microsoft began releasing the January 13, 2026 security update (KB5074109) for Windows 11 versions 25H2 and 24H2. However, users quickly started reporting various problems after installing the update.
Microsoft first partnered with the team now known as Alpine back in 2012. Starting in the 2026 season, they’re beginning a new, long-term partnership with Mercedes-AMG.
As a tech enthusiast, I’ve noticed something really frustrating lately: computer hardware isn’t getting any cheaper! Things like RAM are constantly going up in price, and storage costs are climbing too. Even building or buying a basic computer now costs way more than it did just a few years ago. It’s gotten to the point where replacing a perfectly good device feels like a major expense, not just a simple upgrade anymore.
I wouldn’t call myself a die-hard fan of the very first Pokémon games, but I definitely grew up with the original 151, and seeing this collection brings back a lot of good memories.