Forget Uncharted, Killzone, inFamous, The Last Guardian, LittleBigPlanet, GT5, Heavy Rain – and all the other countless PS3 exclusive games. Just forget them because according to Xbox 360 front man Aaron Greenberg, that’s just a small number compared to the sheer amount of exclusives that are on the 360.
Yes indeed, that’s what he said.
Sony’s E3 presser was loaded with 3D presentations, in fact the hardware giant presented a good portion of its show in 3D. Games like Gran Turismo 5, Killzone 3 and others was shown as 3D compatible and according to Sony, in the future, almost all its titles will support the tech.
But Microsoft’s taking a wait and see approach according to Xbox boss, Aaron Greenberg, and in an E3 interview with VG247, he relayed his thoughts on the push by Sony to make 3D universal.
Yesterday, Microsoft’s front for everything Xbox went on his twitter account to express his joy on some NPD figures that were released. He said, “Just in from research team (NPD): Halo 3 has outsold Resistance 1 + 2, Uncharted 1+2, Killzone 2 and God of War III COMBINED….wow.”
Those comments sent the internet haywire, and now in a recent interview with Edge, Sony UK boss, Ray Maguire, was asked how he feels about the situation.
Earlier today speculation began circulating the web that Project Natal will cost $200. Well according to Xbox 360 frontman, Aaron Greenberg, said rumor is “pure speculation”.
Aaron Greenberg, if you’ve been following the gaming industry for some time now, then you know the Microsoft frontman. He’s the Xbox product director and speaking to Edge, he said leaving out Blu-ray from the Xbox 360 is the reason they’re in the lead today. After all, “[Xbox 360's] a $100 cheaper”.
Thought PS3 was loaded with exclusives and Xbox 360 was lagging behind playing second fiddle? Nope says Aaron Greenberg, in fact, according to the man, there are more exclusives on Xbox 360 than any other platform.
Five years is the lifespan Microsoft’s Project Natal will enjoy from the time it’s released this fall, says Aaron Greenberg.
“The richness of the technology is going to really enable us experiences that had never existed before,” he told CVG. “And we’re not just speaking about what we’re doing this year, but I think two, three, four, five years from now as this evolves.”
Project Natal as it’s called now, will be on sale in the fall but according to Microsoft’s front man Aaron Greenberg, come E3 2010, a plethora of information will be released, it might even get a formal name.
In every segment of society, there are folks who make themselves known to everyone. They do things that regular people would only do if they were under the influence of alcohol and say things not even politicians dare utter. Yes some folks abhor those type of people but the majority mostly love to hate them.
In the gaming industry, we have our share of said characters and although we get riled up anytime something unorthodox blurts out of their mouths, we all know the industry would be a dull place without them.
And here they are:
According to Aaron Greenberg, Japanese developers who are hoping to revitalize the domestic gaming industry, should look towards Project Natal and steer away from trying to create the next Call of Duty or Halo.
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