Xbox One: E3 showing 'will get it right', says Greenberg

News by Dave Cook Contributor

Published on May 29, 2013

Xbox One's games will be the main focus of Microsoft's pre-E3 conference this year, and chief of staff for interactive entertainment Aaron Greenberg has addressed several fan concerns on Twitter, stating that the show will get it right, that Microsoft loves indies and that many current fears are based on assumptions.

OXM has collated all of Greenberg's tweets on the matter, so we'll just spool them off here so that you get the full picture.

@z0mbiepixel A lot of assumptions but very little based on facts. We will share more at E3. We will get it right.

— Aaron Greenberg (@aarongreenberg) May 23, 2013

Thanks to everyone for your comments and feedback, we are definitely listening.

— Aaron Greenberg (@aarongreenberg) May 29, 2013

@sdgames thanks for the note, don't worry, our team loves indie devs too...more to come!

— Aaron Greenberg (@aarongreenberg) May 23, 2013

@thijsvandertuin mood is positive, good to be able to start sharing what we are doing. But too many details to cover in one day. Stay tuned.

— Aaron Greenberg (@aarongreenberg) May 23, 2013

Greenberg recently stressed that E3's main focus will be to focus on Xbox One games, but many gamers have grown fearful over details slipping through the net.

Key issues include potential privacy breaches via Kinect, the console's region-locking, and pre-owned activation fees.

Come Microsoft's conference on June 10 we should have a clearer picture on all of the above. What do you think?