Microsoft's Phil Spencer is talking about Xbox One and Xbox 360 exclusives again. The man's incorrigible, isn't he? According to Spencer, Microsoft has an Xbox 360 game to announce at E3 that "no one has guessed", and the company will reveal additional Xbox exclusives after the show.
Looks like some solid action ahead as Ubisoft announced the launch of Year 6, Season 1 for Tom Clancy’s The Division 2. After a massive health overhaul from Project Resolve in Year 5, Year 6 gives players a fresh approach when playing The Division 2.
Year 6 yet the pc version still crashes
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5yrs to 3 months still crashing
XDefiant Season 1 starts on July 2! Not only that, but we even get a new trailer featuring the new faction called "GSK," and more.
"The Wakefield-based (England) indie games publisher and developer Team 17 and Melbourne-based (Australia) indie games developer Catchweight Studio, are today super happy and excited to announce that their WW1-themed pixel-art survival horror game “Conscript”, is coming to PC (via Steam) and consoles (PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch) via digital stores on July 23rd, 2024." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
A "surprise" sounds scary, could MS finally reveal Master Chef: Master Chief Edition? I joke (badly probably)
Timesplitters 4! Fallout 4! Lost Odyssey 2! Milo & Kate!
/bubble bursts
It's a new Dance Central game, isn't it.
Probably banjo, rare isn't what it used to be, stop trying to ride on nintendo's glory days.
Having a game no one has guessed yet isn't necessarily a good thing. It will be surprising if it's a game people will actually want. And even more surprising will be if Microsoft can win people over at E3 and get them to purchase a Xbox Juan once it's released.
Crimson skies and a panza dragoon please....Not sure about the x1 but those 2 games have slept for a whole gen. People talk about how rich ms are....spend some more of that loot on game development. Give more back to the gamers instead of what you're doing now.