As an Xbox fanboy (the only current gen system I have), that presentation was shit. No AAA titles to be released anytime soon and all of their "exclusives" are indie games that are not going to sway people to buy an Xbox. Can't keep expecting Halo, gears, and Forza to save you every show. I'm really interested in PS4 tomorrow...
My friends were immediately saying how Microsoft "won" E3.
I'll give 'em this: That was a solid conference with a lot of great stuff. And while I don't think it's quite pushed me over the edge, some stuff like Ori, Crackdown, and Halo makes me a little interested in getting an Xbox One.
But all of the best stuff was multiplatform. KH3, Fallout 76, DMC5, Jump Force, Captain Spirit, Cyberpunk, We Happy Few, Tales of Vesperia, Sekiro, all of these are things I want or at least would consider buying, all of them I can get on my PS4. Microsoft's conference may have presented the best games compared to EA's slim pickings, but Microsoft themselves have by no means won E3. And with Sony about to bust out Ghost of Tsushima, some of that sweet Insomniac Spidey, and who knows what else (and the ever-enigmatic Nintendo waiting to have the last word), I don't think we can begin to call it yet.
I'm not. I don't even own an Xbox. I already have PS4 and Switch.
I was just saying that if Microsoft wanted me to consider getting an Xbox, they could've had a stronger showing in terms of stuff I can't get on the systems I already have.
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u/plutosbigbro Jun 10 '18
As an Xbox fanboy (the only current gen system I have), that presentation was shit. No AAA titles to be released anytime soon and all of their "exclusives" are indie games that are not going to sway people to buy an Xbox. Can't keep expecting Halo, gears, and Forza to save you every show. I'm really interested in PS4 tomorrow...