badgenome on 25 May 2013
Tone aside, the OP has a point. There's a reason Microsoft has been neglecting to support the 360 with new games over the past year or so. They have been likely gearing up for a huge launch. Where Sony likes to dick around with a "Ho hum, we're launching this product and it will be around for 10 years, so what's the hurry to put games on it?" attitude, Microsoft prefers to come out swinging, build up momentum, and then kick back after a few years and coast on said momentum for the rest of the generation.
So I expect we'll see just what they've been working on all this time and their E3 presentation will be rife with exclusive games, some of which will even be actual games as opposed to exercise or TV.
