They said the games would be shown at E3... 15 exclusives in the first year with 8 new IPs is pretty impressive IMO...
The presentation was more about interactive tv.. which all looks great... but not that appealing to me, at least Kinect is lag-free... which you said couldnt be done harv... Im really not that excited over the Kinect stuff.. voice activated, gesture movements.. the snap mode looked pretty funky but other than that.. meh.. half the tv stuff wont be accessible outside the USA anyway.
The controller really looks the biz though.. force-feedback through the triggers is an awesome idea, and glad they have kept the same kinda model.
The console and kinect itself look a bit square, a bit plain and the console looks bulky if Im being honest.. it looks like something that you should have under your tv ... plain and boring... at the end of the day, I wouldnt be buying it for what it looks like - I bought an original xbox!!
The specs of the console look at least on-par with the PS4 specs, so ten times better than the Wii U in any case.
I quite like the Xbox One name personally.. its One console to rule them all kind of thing lol
More worringly though - is Microsoft pretty much confirming that everything is cloud based... games will be installed on the HDD... could this spell the end for used games... not enough information at present - thats my main issue with the thing. I suspect Sony will be doing the same though...and this will spell even more worry for the Wii U - whats the incentive to develop on that platform.
Ultimately at the end of the day - its all about the games for me and how I can play those games.. and until E3 thats a decision I cant possibly make.