An official
blog post was released with Microsoft saying that the event will "mark the
beginning of a new generation of games, TV, and entertainment," and will
come accompanied with a live broadcast on Xbox.com, Xbox Live, and Spike TV.
Interestingly, the post goes on to say that the event will serve as only an
initial "taste," but that it will save its larger lineup of games for
E3. This may be off the back of Nintendo’s announcement yesterday not to have a
large floor display at E3 this year.
"On
that day, we’ll share our vision for Xbox, and give you a real taste of the
future. Then, 19-days later at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los
Angeles, we’ll continue the conversation and showcase our full lineup of
blockbuster games."
Additional
details remain scarce, but you can rest assured that the streams will be very
interesting viewing.
For
those who haven't been following the deluge of pre-event rumours, the
next-generation Xbox is expected to herald the arrival of Microsoft's
comprehensive home entertainment strategy, offering significant leaps in
graphics processing power, interactive streaming media, and a new, more
powerful Kinect.
The
event comes just a few short months after Sony’s debut of their PlayStation 4
at a special event in New York City and is an attempt to halt the competitions
steam as quickly as possible.
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