Microsoft says future development will revolve around Kinect to talk about next year's plan

(Compilation/Sky White) Microsoft's latest product, the Kinect, is moving toward a 5 million target, while XBOX360 's global sales continue to be ahead of rivals Sony and Nintendo over the past 6 months. According to the NPD team's survey, as of November, XBOX360 's annual sales in the United States reached 4.9 million units.　　This sales rate is the fastest since the launch of XBOX360 in 2005. In terms of software, Microsoft's killer-Halo: Zhiyuan Star-was on the shelves in September of this year, selling 3.3 million copies in the United States only on the month of the sale.　　The record is also the best-selling record of the Halo series.　　But what is Microsoft's plan for 2011? Microsoft has remained silent on this issue. So far the media know that next year's Xbox's exclusive Game "War Machine 3" and "extreme Speed 4" may meet.　　Relevant games for the Kinect will also increase dramatically, with Microsoft announcing games such as "Draco" and "Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor" at this year's Tokyo Game show, but the media did not get too much detail about both games.　　David Dennis, the Xbox Group Product manager, said in an interview with foreign game media IGN that next year Microsoft had a lot of bright eyes, but it hasn't been announced yet. "We have many games already on the production line, Kinect games, non-Kinect games, core games or casual games, in addition to many third-party games." "We're also going to make some minor changes to Xbox Live that we haven't announced before," said David. In short, next year a lot of new things, we have a strong momentum of development. "Microsoft is expected to achieve a target of 5 million of the Kinect sales by the end of 2010, but Microsoft is not satisfied with just one bright eye."　　David revealed that next year the media spotlight will focus on the Xbox. "Our business is to make this platform a sustainable platform, and everything we do in the future will revolve around the Kinect." But David quickly clarified: "Of course, this does not mean that each of our core games applies to the Kinect." "Players are not going to see or hear about Microsoft's plans for next year, but at the company's annual news conference in February, I think you can find the answers you want." ”