Microsoft Reveals Xbox One Line Up of Games at E3

By Jane McEntegart
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Microsoft's got no shortage of games for the Xbox One once it launches.

Microsoft talked a lot about the Xbox One's entertainment services during its may 21 unveiling, but the company didn't spend a lot of time talking about games. Yesterday, at its E3 press conference, Microsoft unveiled the full line up of games for the Xbox One. This includes the likes of Halo for Xbox One and Forza 5, which we heard about in May as well as a ton of others, like Killer Instinct, Ryse: Son of Rome, Mincecraft, and more.

 

"Microsoft Studios is committed to making Xbox One the best place to play games, with more titles in development and more exclusives coming than at any time in the history of Xbox," said Phil Spencer, corporate vice president, Microsoft Studios. 

The full lineup of Xbox One games unveiled by Microsoft at E3 includes Battlefield 4, Below, Crimson Dragon, D4, Dead Rising, Forza Motorsport 5, Halo Xbox One, Killer Instinct, Kinect Sports Rivals, LocoCycle, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, Minecraft: Xbox One Edition, Powerstar Golf, Project Spark, Quantum Break, Ryse: Son of Rome, Sunset Overdrive, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and Zoo Tycoon.

Not to be outdone by the new kid on the block, the Xbox 360 is also getting some killer content this year. A trailer for Xbox 360 games highlights GTA V, Fifa 14, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Disney Infinity, Lego Marvel Super Heros, Skylanders: Swap Force, Fable Anniversary, Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate, Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, Rayman Legends, Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, Saints Row IV, State of Decay, 2013 Disney Phineas and Ferb, The Bureau: XCOM Declassified, World Series of Poker: Full House Pro, Lost Planet 3, Ascend: Hand of Kul, Payday 2, Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse, and Deadpool.

The Xbox One is due out in November and is priced at $499. That price will net you the console, Kinect, and a controller.

Jane McEntegart
28 Comments Comment from the forums
  • gggplaya
    Exclusive titles are going to be the only thing microsoft can stand on to be any kind of success. But as it looks now, they are setting themselves up for epic failure. Metal gear solid is the only title there worth getting. Battlefield 4 is not exclusive and Gran Turismo will always be better than Forza.
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  • zeek the geek
    My wallet says "not this time."
    Reply
  • redeemer
    10952185 said:
    Exclusive titles are going to be the only thing microsoft can stand on to be any kind of success. But as it looks now, they are setting themselves up for epic failure. Metal gear solid is the only title there worth getting. Battlefield 4 is not exclusive and Gran Turismo will always be better than Forza.

    The pre-orders say otherwise, either way MS had a better showing at E3 than rival Sony. MS showed more actual games with gameplay where as Sony just showed off CG.

    Halo
    Quantum Break
    Dead Rising 3
    Ryse
    Forza
    Sunset Overdrive
    Killer Instinct
    Project Spark
    Crimson Dragon
    Panzer Dragoon
    Titanfall

    I guess you were sleeping during E3, MS was strong last gen and they will be strong next gen.
    Reply
  • csf60
    *Yawn*
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  • nitrium
    "which we heard about in May as well as a ton of others, like Killer Instinct, Ryse: Son of Rome, Mincecraft, and more."

    Can't wait to play Mincecraft.
    Reply
  • Aaron Briggs
    Killer Instinct looks like crap and its Free to play garbage.
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  • axehead15
    10952265 said:
    10952185 said:
    Exclusive titles are going to be the only thing microsoft can stand on to be any kind of success. But as it looks now, they are setting themselves up for epic failure. Metal gear solid is the only title there worth getting. Battlefield 4 is not exclusive and Gran Turismo will always be better than Forza.

    The pre-orders say otherwise, either way MS had a better showing at E3 than rival Sony. MS showed more actual games with gameplay where as Sony just showed off CG.

    Halo
    Quantum Break
    Dead Rising 3
    Ryse
    Forza
    Sunset Overdrive
    Killer Instinct
    Project Spark
    Crimson Dragon
    Panzer Dragoon
    Titanfall

    I guess you were sleeping during E3, MS was strong last gen and they will be strong next gen.

    As a previous XBOX fanboy, I have to say that Sony walked all over Xbone. Sony LOL'd so hard at MS for anything DRM and used games.

    PS4 is the clear winner for next gen console. Not to mention Planetside 2 on PS4!
    Reply
  • brettms71
    @6axehead15 It's to early to tell about the DRM stuff. I really hope Sony is not setting themselves up to fail when the big publishing houses say we won't release a game on PS4 unless you can control second hand games and trading. I definately don't like what MS is saying, but not sure it's all MS that is pushing the DRM. It's been that way on PC's for ages anyway, even on Steam, i can't trade games etc. Well unless you swap steam accounts for a week like i do with mates ;)
    Reply
  • redeemer
    10952392 said:
    10952265 said:
    10952185 said:
    Exclusive titles are going to be the only thing microsoft can stand on to be any kind of success. But as it looks now, they are setting themselves up for epic failure. Metal gear solid is the only title there worth getting. Battlefield 4 is not exclusive and Gran Turismo will always be better than Forza.

    The pre-orders say otherwise, either way MS had a better showing at E3 than rival Sony. MS showed more actual games with gameplay where as Sony just showed off CG.

    Halo
    Quantum Break
    Dead Rising 3
    Ryse
    Forza
    Sunset Overdrive
    Killer Instinct
    Project Spark
    Crimson Dragon
    Panzer Dragoon
    Titanfall

    I guess you were sleeping during E3, MS was strong last gen and they will be strong next gen.

    As a previous XBOX fanboy, I have to say that Sony walked all over Xbone. Sony LOL'd so hard at MS for anything DRM and used games.

    PS4 is the clear winner for next gen console. Not to mention Planetside 2 on PS4!

    Fair enough however we will see which company is on top in 12months, either way I will be buying both consoles. As far as DRM is concerned digital downloads on the PS4 will have DRM tied to your PSN account. Physical disc are a different story, and you will have to pay to play online on Sony's network. For me as primarily a PC gamer I could careless about DRM, I do not own disc all my games are on Origin and Steam.

    At this time PS4 is the gamer friendly console and it cheaper, however judging by E3 MS has a stronger line up of games and maybe that enough since gaming is the primary function!
    Reply
  • bigshootr8
    After Sony's conference is anyone still carrying what M$ is offering a more intrusive/restrictive console, more expensive, and less friendly to indie developers.
    Reply