Article written by the brilliant danbaileyuk on the 02 Jun 2009
So in a couple of words lets recap what they’ve been announcing so far:
Twitter + Facebook + Last.fm integration on XBox Live (see video below of the Facebook integration, you’ll also be able to use Facebook Connect and sign-in with Twitter.
Platinum Xbox Live members in the USA will have access to HD movies and TV Series and be able to watch it instantly without downloads, people in the UK will via Sky have access to more movies and shows (wrote about that here).
Project Natal for the Xbox 360 – amazing motion sensor (see video below), Microsoft even got Steven Spielberg to talk about Natal (wonder if he’s heard of the Sharks?!)
Halo 3:ODST
Beatles Rock Band – presented by Sir Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr
Tony Hawk presented a new skate boarding game – “Tony Hawk: Ride” which will feature a skateboard shaped controller that is slightly similar to the Nintendo Wii Balance Board
Stars The Old Republic I think is best saved for last well in terms of awesome trailer that is (its a bit heavy for the bandwidth but well worth it!), see right at the bottom.
Here is a Twitter fountain from E3:
I have been really really impressed with Microsft and this year is going to be a big year for them, been saying that all along so far:
1) These announcements above for the Xbox
2) The new search enginge, Bing
3) Windows 7 due to launch later this year
Be nice when all of these become available in South Africa… I guess we still waiting on Microsoft to install its own servers here, hurry the hell up Microsoft!
Star Wars: The Old Republic Trailer
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[...] In 2010 a new Xbox 360 will hit the stores and be equipped with technology that is really really close to “actually”, the console will have a built in camera and a ‘natural interface’ that will be able to recognise movement and voice. This could be linked to a demostration Microsoft did a week or two back with the new Xbox Natal they called it, see video here. [...]
June 2, 2009 10:36 am Chris Oldfield http://WebsiteURL