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Sounds like FUD to me.

'Epic will be there to unveil their new game base on the Samaritan demo from 2012. This will be XBOX ONE EXCLUSIVE as Microsoft is the publisher. Possibly the best looking game of this generation.'

I highly doubt MS would write something like that, so it'd have to be written by someone that's played the game, as that's only people working in Epic, the whole things just sounds like garbage to me.

 

actually internal marketing and information letters in companies are full of just that kind of wording :/

While i'm not saying that rumor list is bad it just... not that exciting. Much of it is also rather predictable, making it that much less interesting.

 

Hahaha awesome post! Not exciting...all that's missing from that list is X1 making you a continental breakfast just before proceeding to clean your house. Guess you're one of those "don't call me till it looks like the Matrix" gamers :laugh:

If that list of leaks is true, MS just took E3 to the bank. Holy crap that is sweet.

 

You've seen the Sony list? If also true those two are going to the bank to open a joint account. And we will have no more disposable income for the next three years.

You've seen the Sony list? If also true those two are going to the bank to open a joint account. And we will have no more disposable income for the next three years.

I have seen it. I didn't find it very impressive. It was good though...no complaints.

When does some joe shmoe's blog equal evidence as proof?

 

http://kotaku.com/how-to-tell-when-an-e3-rumor-is-fake-1575759886

I think we are talking about two different MS rumors. One was on paper, the other was not. I wasn't talking about the paper rumor. The non-paper rumor was from the same person who revealed the Sunset leaks and was 100% spot on.

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