The display Microsoft put on for Xbox One X was indeed very, very good, but it was not great and it's all because of price and games. Besides, it felt a little weird to see Microsoft close the Xbox One X show with a multi-platform title. Ultimately, Microsoft seems to not have learned their lesson about price and the public's reaction to it.
Good. That's it. They showed games, a good amount of exclusives, but they lacked the exclusive were you'd go Wow. The price, obviously was not great, but they made it clear from the start this is a PREMIUM product. For the hardcore gamers who wants the best performance, and that's what it is.
Yet I was disappointed in the lack of AAA. That really was a sore spot. The exclusives they have announced, AA and AAA covers them up till Q1 2018, what about beyond that? They usually announce the big hitters at E3 so I was really surprised and disappointed we never saw this. I wonder if MS will have a GAMESCOM conf this year to show it. They can always announce it next E3 but that would be too late to start developing attention toward those AAA's.
I'm hoping for the best.
I wouldn't even say it was very very good, it was average at best.
This year's MS conference was not that good.
The good of the conference:
-Ori and the Will of the Wisp
- Release dates for State of Decay 2, Crackdown 3, Sea of Thieves and Cuphead
- Xbox One X was well presented
-OG Xbox backwards compatibility
Cons:
-Reliance on the obvious Forza 7
- Huge amounts of gimmicky timed indie exclusives
- Third party games got more emphasis than 1st party exclusives
- Short trailers, and lack of gameplay for MS's fall line up.
-No new first party IPs announced.
- No new AAA first party titles announced.
- No 343i or Coalition
- No indication of the Xbox first party line up for 2018, with exception of Sea of Thieves and State of Decay 2.
-None of the games that Phil Spencer likes to tease.
For the first time ever I switched off the stream and went to bed it was a doomed E3
Not impressed at all. Games that could be played on the PC and Xbox One. No reason to pony up for the new system when any good gaming PC will do that and more.