E3 Press wrap up GUI J style
Wednesday, July 11th, 2007
By now most of you have watched Microsoft’s E3 keynote speech. I can see most of you scratching your heads, thoughts swirling about, asking yourselves, “Where are the big bombs Microsoft?” “No price cut?”, “No Metal Gear?”, “No new exclusives to set my drool glands into over dive?” I too pondered these thoughts last night as I angrily lay my head to bed after what I thought was an hour and a half of my life I will never get back. Sulking until I actually had time to think and reflect about what I had seen, I was only then able to be at peace and thought maybe I could shed some insight as to what had happened.
First, lets rethink the stance of the new E3, it is now back to what it was always supposed to be about, the buyers. Microsoft did an excellent job last night addressing the fact that they have a good foothold in the Next–Gen war and that NOW, meaning this year, this holiday, this crazy credit card inducing time that puts most Americans in debt. The Xbox 360 WILL have the best lineup of first and third party games, hands down. They are showing the retail market that, it is, the Xbox that is going to need your display space this coming holiday season. And that is exactly what they did, by showing off so many quality titles that the average to hardcore gamers are already groaning thinking about the black hole that is going to be wrapped upon their wallets.








