Share Microsoft gave us its opening salvo for this year’s E3. Phil Spencer, head of Microsoft’s Xbox division, led things off. He made a point to concentrate on gamers specifically, shifting focus from the other media aspects of the Xbox One highlighted in last year’s panel. “Today we are dedicating our entire briefing to games,” Spencer stated, leading to uproarious applause from the audience. The lineup from Xbox is truly diverse. Sledgehammer Games began the show with an extended look at Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. We take the POV of Mitchell, with a team flying in futuristic aircraft, and crash landing in a city. It transitions seamlessly from cutscene into gameplay, with lifelike animation of the NPCs, great dynamic lighting, and a hive swarm of drones. In many ways, this seems to be the campaign mode many gamers wanted out of EA’s Titanfall.