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With Microsoft’s Next-Generation
machine having already hit the shelves, the E3 2006 announcements
have been pretty thin-on-the-ground. Some may think this is a very
bad move – almost a death-knell in the face of such adversities from
Nintendo and
SONY – however others, namely those already owning the
machine, will see this as a pure blessing. The simple reason for
this: games.
While Nintendo may have twenty-seven
Wii titles playable and SONY have whipped-up a PlayStation3
frenzy, Microsoft are content to keep their stand flooded with
games, lots of games. First-Party production is at full-throttle
with titles such as Forza Motorsport 2, Crackdown,
Viva Piñata, Blue Dragon, Mass Effect, Mobile
Ops: The One Year War, Ninety-Nine Nights, Shadowrun,
Too Human and, of course, Halo 3, supported by the
likes of Lost Planet: Extreme Conditions, Dead Rising,
F.E.A.R., Enchanted Arms, Frontlines: Fuel Of War,
Saints Row, Hitman: Blood Money and Chrome Hounds
from Third-Parties.
And it doesn’t stop there. With the
only format competing for biggest showing being the NintendoDS, the
Xbox360 certainly has all the numbers in the right place. Whether or
not the quantity translates into quality, however, remains to be
seen: check below for all the latest information all the biggest
Xbox360 titles on show at E3 2006.
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