Good advert, concentrating on games is how game ads should be i feel.

Some questionable claims and terrible music though.

Wow, a pure gaming add. No TV, no Skype, not even any Kinect. I'm sure Microsoft is thinking - hey, this will make the hard core gamers happy!

Hope it does.

Thats how youtue comments work. You only have to look at the comments on Youtube to know that its fanboy wars.

Xbox fans to do it to Sony vids to. It happens both ways.

Some of it is, sure. But don't pretend you know to what extent.

Dude you only have to look at every single PS4 video or Xbox One Video. 100's upon 100's of fanboys fighting it out. Every single one. Yes its fanboys.

Same on Metacritic user scores. Every Exclusive is spammed by Fanboys opposite.

Its fanboys without a doubt in my mind.

Pretty good ad all in all.

I must be the only person that liked the music and thought if fit well with the video though.

I think you need to reread my post, because you clearly aren't understanding.

LOL. But jokes apart, amongst all those good looking games shown in the video, Madden is the only one looking so bad it's really out of place. The first Forza 5 videos and snapshots I saw had lighting that made cars look like floating on the background, but now it seems OK. Madden OTOH still has that flaw, and to a greater degree.
Anyhow, good video overall, and not only the games listed, but also the positive and eager attitude about them that transpire from it, should make happier those games that from previous PR feared XBOne was focusing on other things but games.
With XBOne shaping up much better than initially, PS4 already hot in the expectations and Ninty trying to get Wii U right, this Xmas will be huge for home consoles. If Ninty doesn't give up with Wii U, 8th gen still has many chances to become bigger than 7th for home consoles (while portable console market will need a far bigger effort by Sony to grow overall). If we add the fact that PC gaming is growing too, despite new PC purchases being lower than in the past, we can say that dedicated gaming (both hardcore and casual) is still in a very good shape, despite the growth of totally casual gaming on phones and tablet... Yes "casual" gaming definition is getting weaker and more ambiguous, as casual gaming on home and portable consoles is different from casual gaming on general purpose portable devices. Not to mention casual PC gaming, that can belong to both types... But I must stop, I'm going blatantly off-topic, sorry!   

Don't feel too strange, I thought the same!