Not only do the people at Microsoft and Lionhead Studios seem to be on different pages when it comes to Milo, but it appears they aren’t even reading the same book.

Sony made it clear at E3 that, in addition to Move, their next big push for PlayStation is for 3D. They were also unfortunately undermined just hours prior to their press conference by Nintendo decrying the need for “goofy glasses” as they rolled out their answer to three-dimensional prayers with the 3DS.

But where does Microsoft stand in all this?

I’ve never been able to get into the Halo series myself, not to say that I think it’s bad, I’ve just never got around to falling in love with it. However, examining some recent NPD data …

In the spirit of Bruno, I’d like to say “Opening E3 with a press conference is soooo last season.” Microsoft’s Aaron Greenberg tweeted that the company will kick off their E3 extravaganza with a Project Natal experience on Sunday night. Their press conference would then take place the following day. “Just 1 press conference on [...]

A few days ago, Geoff Keighley predicted that Halo: Reach would be the biggest game of 2010 “by far”, and it seems that Microsoft would agree with him. In a recent interview, Microsoft Product Management Director Aaron Greenberg shared his thoughts on the upcoming Halo: Reach release:

In a vicious verbal attack on Sony’s PlayStation 3 gaming platform, Microsoft’s Aaron Greenberg points out the PS3’s shortcomings

The ever-vociferous Aaron Greenberg has labeled the Nintendo Wii as a novelty that will eventually die off while 360 ascends to glory. Oh yes he did.

Blu-Ray? More like “no way,” right? Right?! A few days back, we reported on the Xbox 360 possibly supporting Blu-Ray in the future. That rumor has now been officially shot down by Microsoft.