Microsoft teasing "Huge" 360 announcement at E3
Posted: Wed May 22, 2013 6:02 pm
....that promises to keep the platform "vibrant for years to come".
I'm definitely curious to find out what this announcement might be. Could this news be linked to backwards compatability somehow? Perhaps they'll announce the much rumoured add-on for the One that lets us play 360 games or something? Of course they could just be announcing some new first party titles but I can't see them announcing anything significant that would keep the console "vibrant" for years and with the fact that all their resources seems to be with Xbox One first party stuff.
I'm definitely curious to find out what this announcement might be. Could this news be linked to backwards compatability somehow? Perhaps they'll announce the much rumoured add-on for the One that lets us play 360 games or something? Of course they could just be announcing some new first party titles but I can't see them announcing anything significant that would keep the console "vibrant" for years and with the fact that all their resources seems to be with Xbox One first party stuff.
Microsoft Game Studios exec Phil Spencer has declared that the company will continue to support the Xbox 360 platform for "years to come," despite revealing its long-term next generation plans yesterday with Xbox One.
Speaking to Gamespot, Spencer also claimed that the company has a "huge" Xbox 360 announcement up its sleeve for next month's E3.
"I think the [Xbox 360] is going to be very vibrant for many years. In fact, we have a huge [Xbox 360] announcement for E3 that I keep wanting to talk about, but I can't," Spencer said. "I think it will surprise people. I loved what we did last year with Minecraft; bring Minecraft to the box; six million units later it's kind of a beast. I think there's a lot of life in the [Xbox 360] for years to come."
Any thoughts as to what that 'huge' announcement might be? Meanwhile, Microsoft hardware group general manager Leo Del Castillo recently told OXM that the Xbox One is designed to be more about flexibility and elegance than sheer brute force. If you're interested to find out what games have been announced for the Xbox One, you can find them all in our very handy one-stop
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