Well many of you are still wondering from the title. Why the
hell did it take so long for you to make a post about Microsoft’s E3 2013? The
reason is sinking into holidays slowly drags you away from being productive. This
has slightly happened to me aside from posting some videos on my YouTube
channel, since it’s easy for me to do. However one thing still won’t stop me is
time, since I have plenty in my holiday to dispose. So let’s go start on my
opinion of how I thought of Microsoft’s E3 2013 after quite an unusual event
for their new console the Xbox One.
Microsoft came out on E3 2013 to lure gamers in for buying their new
console, with games, entertainment and major changes in the line-up. Which Microsoft came out with a bang as their
new exclusive content partnership with Kojima came out with MGSV: Phantom Pain game
play. Showing unreal graphics on the Xbox One to showcase what the system is
capable of. Dispute under gun memory of the GGRD3 ram in the console wars. Then
after a small talk with Don Mattrick, Microsoft came out hard announcing 2 free
games with Xbox Live each month and a special new console. Called the Xbox 360
E. This is a modern and cleaner look for the current 360 console. That has the
same hardware and use like any other Xbox 360.
Games started to roll in with the F2P title world of tanks
for the Xbox 360. Dark Souls 2, Ryse the Son of Rome which I found pretty
impressive and cool due to the game engine and surroundings of the game. Killer
Instinct was shown with the crowd cheering on loudly due to the old school game
coming back. Sunset Overdrive from insomniac known for PlayStation exclusives
came out with a cartoon zombie game that looks quite good for co-op and online.
Then from Turn 10 studios Forza 5 came out with a bang showcasing the new
supercar from McLaren the P1 on stage. Which got every car enthusiasts
drooling, especially me since it’s just an amazing car. Anyway back to the
point of Forza 5, Turn 10 showed their new game engine running on the Xbox One
with a fast paced live game play. Afterwards a kind of dull and boring approach
came from Microsoft showcasing the highly bought and known game Minecraft Xbox
One Edition. Quantum Break the trailer we saw from Microsoft’s own press
conference for the Xbox One. Showed their new trailer of using real time and
slow motion video of a woman I believe escaping death, with a bit of a hand. Project
Spark another new indie game I presume came out with its own big world with 3D
objects to place for an own adventure to experience using a hand of the Windows
Surface RT tablet. Dead Rising 3 then was suddenly shown with its amazing game
play of escaping a city of zombies, which seems impossible. But it’s a game and
anything is possible. The Witcher 3 was presented along side, Battlefield 4 one
of the biggest games to arrive on next gen platforms with its amazing single
player and multiplayer game play shown. But…out of a person walking slowly in
the desert surprised from a huge robot blows away the cover showing Master
chief from Halo that is coming for the Xbox One.
Coming to the end of E3 2013 Microsoft, Titan fall was announced as it’s the
most likely one of the best exclusives for the Xbox One to get. Then closing up
Microsoft announced the price of the Xbox One with US price of $500, UK price
of £430 and EU price of a whooping 500 Euros. Which no one I the public applauded
since was too much for them to realise the maybe the PS4 might be lower. In the
end to conclude Microsoft’s E3 2013 I didn’t find it that great since the game wasn’t
appealing for me. Since many reasons like the price of the console, policy
which was forced to change and the lack of presentation skills to brighten the
audience and consumers. In overall I give Microsoft’s E3 5/10.
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