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i think the problem, for me, with starfield is that we don't really know what the game is going to benna be open world, you're gonna have the freedom to do what you want, but that trailer did a really bad job of showing me why i should be excited, why i should be, you know, adding it to a wish list somewhere to make sure that i am, you know, in the know for all of the new information. like, it looked fantastic but i think there was such a disconnect between the presentation and the actual reality of what that game is going to be. we did get a very atmospheric cinematic and a launch date — 11 november 2022 — for this hugely anticipated sci—fi rpg. it will also arrive day one on xbox's subscription service, game pass. what about the big no—show? playstation! sony bowed out of e3 back in 2019. does its absence leave the field clear for arch rival xbox to do some catching up? playstation really was very conspicuous by its absence but i think the fight that microsoft finally came together with what it has been doing over the past four or five years, of buying different developers, i think

i think the problem, for me, with starfield is that we don't really know what the game is going to be open world, you're gonna have the freedom to do what you want, but that trailer did a really bad job of showing me why i should be excited, why i should be, you know, adding it to a wish list somewhere to make sure that i'm, you know, in the know for all of the new information. like, it looked fantastic, but i think there was such a disconnect between the presentation and the actual reality of what their game is going to be. we did get a very atmospheric cinematic and a launch date — 11 november 2022 — for this hugely anticipated sci—fi rpg. it will also arrive day one on xbox's subscription service, game pass. but what about the big no—show? playstation! sony bowed out of e3 back in 2019. does its absence leave the field clear for arch rival xbox to do some catching up? playstation really was very conspicuous by its absence but i think the fact that microsoft finally came together with what it's been doing over the past four or five years, of buying different developers, i think in t

starfield which i cannot wait to play. emily: how confident are you in halo making it this fall? that starfield has a specific release date but we do not have a release date for halo and everybody wants to know. sarah: yeah, i am very much looking forward to playing halo this holiday when it launches. one of the things i am most excited about that we are bringing to gamer is with the lineup we have to th -- we shared halo infinite. it looks beautiful. a pirate -- which my kids cannot wait to play. and we have a time of other games coming into the catalog as well, 24 of them playable across console, cross pc, and across all devices, powered by xbox gaming which is just incredible. emily: -- you are confident we will have halo in time for the holidays? sarah: i can't wait to play. i do not know if you saw. emily: all right. meantime, your charting the path to a consoleless future where people can play your games on tv's no console required. how soon will that be here before the holidays? sarah: you know, it is always great to talk about the future. and there is always going to be a

it may not be obvious, but like the new halo game, the new starfield game later this year. industry to the service as a father with a kid who plays x box games instead of spending 60 bucks. a game. have sent 10 to $15 a month. no doubt about it. save some, you know, sam family money but x box mike tv's we just plugging joystick in the tv and user internet. they'll have the consul back in microsoft and you'll just have the screen trollers on your land. so a lot of cool things happening for the record, 2 billion gamers right now. video games make more money than movies in the world. >> and music in the world combined. so do not short area. your thoughts. yeah, it should be done. >> it is a serious industry not to taken lightly for sure. rob, thank you as always. great let rob know what you like them to talk about tomorrow. you can reach out to him through his various accounts. you see the twitter facebook e-mail accounts on your screen. you can always catch is passed episodes to on the morning show on our website at kron 4 dot com and connect with them through that as well. t

i think the problem, for me, with starfield is that we don't really know what the game is going to bebscription service, game pass. but what about the big no—show? playstation! sony bowed out of e3 back in 2019. does its absence leave the field clear for arch rival xbox to do some catching up? playstation really was very conspicuous by its absence but i think the fact that microsoft finally came together with what it's been doing over the past four or five years, of buying different developers, i think in that case microsoft suddenly showed the results of what it's been doing and suddenly, people actually thought — some people, for the first time, ithink, thought "xbox game pass — i think i need this". seeing all those big games labelled as day one on xbox game pass is a very, very attractive proposition for gamers — especially when you're looking at, you know, £70, $70 aaa purchases for the p55. and looking at what the xbox series x has for 2022 and not really knowing what sony's doing for this christmas, let alone in 2022, is a really precarious position for them to be in. it's—a me

i expect a large look at the new halo infinite game plan for of bethesda games including starfield, much-anticipatedbe more coming to xbox game past, the microsoft subscription service. item number two, what is nintendo going to have at e3? we have seen reporting from bloomberg on the switch pro, a hardware revision for the nintendo switch. what will nintendo have to show for it -- new zelda, metroid or big surprises? and what will a virtual e3 look like. traditionally, e3 has taken blake in los angeles -- taken place in los angeles where thousands convene at the l.a. convention center. this time, online only. will that sacrifice energy and type, or will it be -- energy and hype, or will it be just as good watching at home? we will find out june 12 through next week. this is jason dreyer reporting from new york for bloomberg news. ♪ shery: the e3 videogame showcase begins in l.a. this weekend. eight months after celebrating a narrow escape from a natural disaster, chinese billionaire hui ka yan finds himself back in crisis fighting mode over concerns about the health of evergrande group, a flagship