The en remained largely silent last week as Microsoft, Ubisoft and Electronic Arts announced their new wares at E3 2016. Once upon a time, this silence would have been because I had absolutely no time to write while covering the show for my freelance gig. This go-around, it was because I wanted time to pick out my favorites and come up with some petty jokes and Michael Jordan memes. I joke, but not really.
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E3 Aftermath: Xbox Scorpio and the release days that weren’t

The Xbox One is reasonably powerful and pretty quiet. It's also a giant behemoth, easily able to fill any shelf with its own girth and not incredibly stylish. At the Electronic Entertainment Expo, Microsoft announced the Xbox One S, a smaller, quieter, straight-edged version of the Xbox One it already sells. I've never been on the fence about upgrading a piece of electronics more.
Microsoft showed up to yesterday's E3 2016 Xbox Media Briefing with tons of good news in tow. The details that it shared on Halo Wars 2, were surprisingly mixed though. First there's the bad news, Halo Wars 2, that real-time strategy game that we never thought we'd get a sequel to, won't make it to its fall 2016 release date. There's some good news though; those of you with an Xbox One can go ahead and play the game now.
The new gameplay trailer for ReCore, coming to Xbox One and Windows 10 on September 13th.
The reveal trailer for Respawn Entertainment's Titanfall 2, coming to Xbox One, Windows PCs and PlayStation 4 on October 28th.
Following months of speculation, video game developer Ubisoft has confirmed the launch of Watch Dogs 2, coming to Xbox One, PC and PlayStation 4 on November 15th
The reveal trailer for Injustice 2, a follow-up to Injustice: Gods Among Us, coming to the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 sometime in 2017.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwawqJitA78&feature=youtu.be
The Grand Theft Auto 5's Further Adventures in Finance and Felonies trailer for GTA Online, coming to Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Windows PCs on June 7th.