Wolfenstein 78 Metacritic so far - http://www.metacritic.com/game/xbox-one/wolfenstein-the-new-order

Seems like 75-80 is the new 80-85 this generation so not bad.

Microsoft announces $799 Surface Pro 3, "the tablet that can replace your laptop"

Xbox maker announces latest revision to its portable computing line, Intel Core i3 version sells for $799; Core i5 and Core i7 versions will also be available.

Today during a special event in New York City, Microsoft officially announced the Surface Pro 3, "the tablet that can replace your laptop." It is the latest revision in Microsoft's Surface line, following Surface and Surface 2. Microsoft says the Surface Pro 3 will remove the "conflict" some consumers feel when they are deciding if they should buy a laptop or a tablet.

Microsoft's Surface boss Panos Panay says the Surface Pro 3, at 9.1mm (compared to 10.6mm for the Surface Pro 2), is the thinnest Intel Core product ever made. It weighs 800 grams, which is lighter than the Macbook Air, though Apple's product has a built-in keyboard, of course. The Surface Pro 3 has a 12-inch screen (up from 10.6" from the Surface Pro 2) and will work with a stylus. There's also support for USB 3.0 and Microsoft will offer new Type-covers, which will come in multiple variants.

Screen resolution for the Surface Pro 3 is 2,160 x 1,440. The Surface Pro 3 features an Intel Core i7 processor. It's also durable, as Panay dropped the device on the (carpeted) floor during the presentation and there was no damage to it. Microsoft will also offer a new kickstand that can go up to 150 degrees and stop anywhere on that spectrum. The Surface Pro 3 also has an overhauled trackpad that is larger and capable of responding better to two-finger controls, Panay says.

The Surface Pro 3 starts at $799 for the Intel Core i3 version. Core i5 and Core i7 versions will also be available, but pricing for those versions was not disclosed. Pricing was also not announced for the Surface Pro 3's new Type-covers and styluses.

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Nice potshots at CBOAT, I hate leaks personally, not sure what is wrong with people that need everything NOW and can't wait for a frikken surprise.

I would like some of these developers/publisher figure out who these people are.  I agree that it is annoying, though speaking as a consumer i find them annoying for different reasons.

On this topic though, i do hope the halo collection is true xD

See that is me.  Id much prefer to be surprised than something leak out a week or two early.  

Loved Eternal Sonata! Pretty slow at first, but it does ramp up with its battle system, which I thought was an awesome blend of real time/turn based with a day night cycle! Basically different enemies take different forms in light and dark, adding more depth to the gameplay. It is a little sanctimonious though in its dialogue. Would recommend it! Although it does have a fixed camera and it's a pretty linear in dungeon layout. Loved the art style though :)

Eh... It was simplistic and short, yet fun and charming! I think it is worth a try or two!

78 for Wolfenstein?

Huh. I honestly thought it might have been a touch higher than that. Then again, as you say this generation in particular thus far has had a lot of games in the 75-80 range. Guess critics re just a little harsher / harder to impress. Will still likely pick it up at some point down the line though.

Does he work on Halo? Or just a fan?

And thanks Shika!  Good to be back and appreciate the warm reception from you guys :)

Pretty sure all the shipments for XB1 this Q will be kinectless skus, what with inventory for the XB1 Kinect sku still being plentiful, probably want those to sell out everywhere and then they're start replenishing the channel going forward according to sku ratios.

Still a chance they can ship more than WiiU this Q then!!