3 out of 4. It was a successful conference, and they did their job well, including justifying the Orwellian features of the system. However, as a Nintendo/PC guy, nothing made me say "wow, I need to get one of these!" Plus, the $500 price tag is probably for a low tier system, meaning this thing will launch at $200 more than the Wii U did a year ago.

Microsoft set the bar, but Sony and Nintendo can still jump it.

9/10 very solid conference:

I'm giving it a 9 even tho most of the games don't interest me, This show was so much better than the ones in the past 3 years

7 / 10

While a lot of these games looked good, I just didn't see any AAA potential like BioShock Infinite or The Last of Us.

7.5

One / One
Awesome show.

i give it an 8, so many great games. Microsoft have finally proved they can make a good conference. By Microsoft standards, this has to be the best E3 conference by them

For me it gets a 9.5/10 simply because of the technical errors.

That was a really awesome conference. It has all the games I could have wanted and more.

$499 is hella spendy but for me it's definitely worth it.

I thought it was pretty awesome, i would give it a 9.

I was super excited to see Killer Instinct, Ryse looked pretty awesome too.

I'll go with 8/10

It's unfortunate that Microsoft didn't address its controversies, but the games were there.

Dead Rising 3 and Killer Instinct look like a lot of fun, and Titanfall was a show-stopper. Ryse looks a bit too scripted and QTE-heavy for my tastes, but the graphics are impressive. I'm less interested in Sunset Overdrive, Quantum Break, and Project Spark. A lot of the most interesting games are multiplatform, but that's bound to happen.

Like I wrote in kowenicki's thread, the changes to Xbox Live might be the best part of the conference. Two free games per month? Sign me up.