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They forgot the Steven Speilberg HALO TV series ?

Yeah not great at all!!

 

Mind explaining why instead of just repeating the same thing over and over?

 

Microsoft did exactly what everyone told them they should've done last year - focus on games. And you know what, it turned out to be a pretty good show. No huge bombs dropped, but that's perfectly fine. Lot of excellent stuff to look forward to in the next year and a half.

I did notice a lot of "on Xbox first" messages on the screen during most (all?) of the multi-platform presentations. Seems like Microsoft is continuing the money-hat strategy again. I really wish that wasn't a thing. Just release the content on all platforms at once. The fact that this is even something to consider as a consumer is damn annoying.

Game games games, OK they showed 90 minutes of games, but which ones are even going be a Award-winning Game of The Year kind of games? Other than Multi-platforms, I really can NOT see any!

 

 

They can fool some gamers, but to me, it's all about QUALITY not quantity of the games they show you at E3!

 

A FEW quality games is far more impressive than tons of games than means nothing, to me!

Phil was pretty clear that this is only some of the games coming later on.   The whole 2015 line up half of it, I doubt that was even half the games in the works.  You think they're going to show off everything at E3?  Pfft.

Game games games, OK they showed 90 minutes of games, but which ones are even going be a Award-winning Game of The Year kind of games?

 

 

They can fool some gamers, but to me, it's all about QUALITY not quantity of the games they show you at E3!

 

A FEW quality games is far more impressive than tons of games than means nothing, to me!

 

And quite a few are looking like high quality games. Not sure what you watched.

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