Thank god i didnt buy 360 yet. I prolly getting the Halo 3 Special Edition Xbox 360 that is coming this September haha..

and Assassin's Creed in-game footage is cool, despite the bug that the guard flowing in the air after being attack by Altair.. duh.

Halo 3 footage was awesome tho..

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Added on July 11, 2007, 12:58 pmMy priority is MGS 4 so if MGS 4 is not coming for 360, might plan to sell the Halo 3 Special Edition xbox 360 haha.. but im definitely buying that..

yeah now got lots of game for 360..

RE5
DMC4..

huhu best....

the halor 3 human look so real. are they real or ridiculously good 3D ?

i thought the first halo3 trailer is for the movie hahaha perhaps

Well ... u may never know

hmm but no news about MGS4.. weird... maybe later kot.. abru kuar berita pasal game nie...

tuh ler igt ade suprise ke MGS4 kuwa tade lak

That short movie is prolly for them to show potential distributors how it'll look like.

Pls stop dreaming dude... , ko kan ada PS3, apa nak kecoh...tetap boleh main MGS4 biler kuar nanti.

When the first few seconds of RE5, i thought it was MGS4, lol

This is will be a good year for Xbox 360... if it's not because of the 3ROD problem, I can safely shout that I'm a proud owner of Xbox 360!

Microsoft definite let the software do the talking this time. the line up is amazing.

The Best Place to Play the Most Exclusives and Biggest Blockbuster Games of 2007

Xbox 360 is a great place to play the next chapters of "Grand Theft Auto," "Madden," and "Halo" - the best-selling franchises of the last generation. In fact, "Halo 3," "Grand Theft Auto IV" and "Madden NFL 08" are expected to account for one-third of all console new release sales in the U.S. during the second half of the year, according to a recent report by IGN Entertainment's GamerMetrics. Xbox 360 has an unprecedented lineup of blockbuster titles available by holiday 2007, including these:

# "Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation" (NAMCO BANDAI Games). "Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation" takes players up to the sky and into the heat of realistic air combat with next-generation audio and visual effects and online multiplayer action.* Available this holiday, only on Xbox 360.
# "Assassin's Creed" (Ubisoft). "Assassin's Creed" is the next-generation game developed by Ubisoft that merges technology, game design, theme and emotions into a world where players will assume the role of the main character, Altair, and will have the power to throw their immediate environment into chaos and experience the art of a master assassin. Available this November.
# "Beautiful Katamari" (NAMCO BANDAI Games). Marking the debut of Namco's beloved ball-rolling puzzle game on a next-generation platform, "Beautiful Katamari," the fourth installment of the "Katamari" series, features levels of quirkiness, cosmic animations and musical stylings never seen before. Available this October.
# "BioShock" (2K Games). "BioShock" is the "genetically enhanced" first-person shooter set in the ruined undersea metropolis of Rapture. Available this August, only on Xbox 360 and Windows.
# "Blue Dragon" (Mistwalker/Artoon Co. Ltd.). From famed game producer Hironobu Sakaguchi comes "Blue Dragon," a unique, epic role-playing game. Available Aug. 28, only on Xbox 360.
# "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare" (Activision). The new action thriller from the award-winning team at Infinity Ward Inc., "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare" delivers the most intense and cinematic action experience ever. The epic title also delivers an added depth of multiplayer action providing online fans an all-new community of persistence, addictive and customizable gameplay. Available this fall.
# "Dance Dance Revolution UNIVERSE 2" (Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.). The series' encore performance on Xbox 360 delivers new gameplay options along with a mix of songs from the 1970s, '80s, '90s and today as well as online play, downloadable music, enhanced graphics and accessibility for players of all ages.
# "Grand Theft Auto IV" (Rockstar Games). "Grand Theft Auto IV" is the next chapter of the award-winning "Grand Theft Auto" franchise, available Oct.16. "Grand Theft Auto IV" will feature episodic content through Xbox LIVE exclusive to Xbox 360.
# "Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock" (RedOctane/Activision). Fire up the fret board, crank up the amp and get ready to rock out on the new wireless Les Paul guitar controllers. "Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock" includes star-studded tracks by such legendary artists as Guns N' Roses, The Rolling Stones, Beastie Boys, Muse and Pearl Jam. Available this fall.
# "Halo 3" (Bungie Studios). The epic saga continues with "Halo 3," the hugely anticipated sequel to the critically acclaimed "Halo 2." Available Sept. 25, only on Xbox 360.
# "Madden NFL 08" (Electronic Arts Inc.). EA's unstoppable football franchise returns for the '08 season in Hall of Fame fashion, featuring new players, modes, rosters and rewards to create the ultimate touchdown for pigskin fans. Available this August.
# "Mass Effect" (BioWare Corp.). An epic science-fiction action and role-playing game, "Mass Effect" will deliver an immersive, story-driven experience presented in a cinematic style with high production values. Available this holiday season, only on Xbox 360.
# "Naruto: Rise of a Ninja" (Ubisoft). Relive the hit anime and manga and experience Naruto's transformation from noisy ninja-academy dropout to respected ninja. Available in October, only on Xbox 360.
# "Project Gotham Racing 4" (Bizarre Creations Ltd.). "Project Gotham Racing 4" will redefine the acclaimed "PGR" franchise by delivering a unique, exciting racing experience complete with motorcycles and cars. Available this September, only on Xbox 360.
# "Rock Band" (MTV Games). "Rock Band" will allow gamers to perform music from the world's biggest rock artists with their friends as a virtual band. Available this holiday season.
# "Scene It? Lights, Camera, Action" (Screenlife Games/WXP). "Scene It?" brings the fun of movie trivia to players of all ages with new movie clips in high definition as well as five new puzzle challenges never before shown in a "Scene It?" game. It also ships with four new Xbox 360 Big Button Pads and will be available this holiday season, only on Xbox 360.
# "Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction" (Ubisoft). In the latest installment of Tom Clancy's coveted "Splinter Cell" franchise, players will experience an adrenaline rush of gameplay where hunted down as a fugitive, you have no choice other than using everything in your environment to survive. Available this holiday.
# "Virtua Fighter 5" (SEGA). This new installment in the critically acclaimed series brings intense, arcade fighting action, an all-star cast of 17 fighters and, a next-generation first for the franchise, online two-player versus mode only on Xbox LIVE.
# "Viva Piñata: Party Animals" (Krome Studios Pty. Ltd.). An exciting new party game based on the critically acclaimed Xbox 360 exclusive and hit animated TV series, "Viva Piñata: Party Animals" brings back the familiar piñata animals and invites players to compete in a host of mini-games against friends at home or over Xbox LIVE.* Available this holiday season, only on Xbox 360.


with more than 5mil xbox 360 vs 1.5mil PS3 in US homes, no wonder game producers are jumping ship

don't gloat... PS3 will hit back... soon...

some goodies posted in kotaku
kick arse halo 3 xbox 360

This post has been edited by madmoz: Jul 11 2007, 02:24 PM

i want that pink controller!!!

That's reserved for mayatsan .... as are all things pink.

guess he left me with no choice must cat fight with him them

judge-the: Wow..never knew where was such a soft side from the-Judge XP

Not very exciting MS conference because nothing new or surprising, but doesn't mean it suck.
It's like Microsoft to customer "Guys, this Holiday we got this, this, this & this game...go get 'em boiz!"

Solid conference i guess. Halo 3 Halo 3 Halo 3!

The Halo 3 short film by director Neill Blomkamp kinda give me the goose bump though.

Highlight of the show.

Microsoft makes no moves to the Xbox 360 price, but instead announced a new Halo-themed console


Microsoft's Xbox 360 Halo Special Edition boasts 360 Elite features,
without the big price tag. (Source: Microsoft)


On Thursday, Microsoft stunned the industry by announcing that it would extend the warranty on Xbox 360s afflicted with the Red Ring of Death (RROD) to three years following DailyTech's report on Xbox 360 failure rates. On Tuesday night, the spotlight is once again on Microsoft with it hosting the first big press conference at this year's slimmed-down E3.

Following Sony's big announcement of the PlayStation 3 price drop, many turned their eyes over to Microsoft to see if it would respond with a price reduction of its own. Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst Michael Pachter even went as far as to tell clients that he is expecting Microsoft to drop the price of the Xbox 360 console across all its product line. Pachter believes that the 60GB PS3, at $499, represents a favorable comparison against the Xbox 360, and that Microsoft will drop the price to widen the gap.

Unfortunately, for those hoping that the analyst's prophecy would turn out to be true, Microsoft did nothing to the price of its latest consoles. This effectively puts the 60GB PlayStation 3 console, along with its Blu-ray Disc playing capabilities, $20 apart from the HDMI-capable Xbox 360 Elite. In the Canadian market, the Xbox 360 Elite and the 60GB PS3 will share the exact same $549 price tag, giving consumers more to think about than just their wallets.

Perhaps the only "all new" surprise of the press conference was when Peter Moore reached behind the counter to pull out a new Xbox 360 console SKU. Although some may be hoping for that surprise to be the announcement of a more reliable, 65nm chip-based machine, or one with HD DVD built-in, the actual new console is a Halo Special Edition Console.

The Halo Special Edition Console will be shipping this September, no doubt alongside Halo 3's September 25 release date. The console features an authentic Spartan green and gold finish and comes with matching Xbox 360 Wireless Controller, 20GB Hard Drive, Headset, Play & Charge Kit, HDMI output and exclusive Halo 3 Gamer Pics and Theme available via Xbox Live download. Microsoft has yet to announce pricing for the Halo Special Edition Console.

The special green Xbox 360 isn't the only Halo promo item on Microsoft's list. Last month, retailer GameStop revealed special Halo 3-themed Xbox 360 controllers featuring Todd McFarlane artwork and Spartan green wireless headset. For those who must have all things Halo 3, GameStop will is also selling an appropriately themed Halo 3 Zune music player.


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well i dont mind sharing the pnik controller with you