No TV, just games at E3 Xbox One presentation
Larry Hryb says games are the order of the day
When Xbox One comes to E3 on June 10, TVs will still take center stage. But instead of cable programming and Skype calls, those TVs will be there to show video games.
@javsjavsjavs I can confirm that we will have TV's (or similar)on stage to show the games.That should be the extend of TV talk in your #E3May 31, 2013
Microsoft's Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb took to Twitter to confirm what many gamers already hoped was the case about the continued roll-out of Xbox One details.
PS4 games were at the center of Sony's reveal event, but its other entertainment features are still largely unexplored. We'll see how Sony and Microsoft wrangle consumer expectations for their respective consoles very soon.
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