The fallout from E3 appears to be that Sony has already defeated Microsoft in the console war. Of course the PlayStation is cheaper, and you can trade and lend and borrow the games you own, but that's not to say the Xbox One is a dead man walking. This video incorporates some of those moments that showcase why the Xbox One still has a lot to give in one area the PlayStation 4 might struggle to match it...the games. It has the exclusives its predeccesor had, in Halo 5, Forza Motorsport 5, Dead Rising 3, and Mirror's Edge 2, not to mention the resurrection of Killer Instinct. That's not say it hasn't got a lot of work to do to not just win new fans, but fans of those series that seem irritated and let-down by the decisions Microsoft has taken in the console's development. Games should ultimately be where the focus of gamers lies, and it is here where Microsoft can do some damage limitation and turn this around, with exclusives including the new IP from the fathers of Call of Duty, futuristic shooter TitanFall, the whimsical Below from the makers of mobile success Superbrother: Sword & Sworcery EP, the spiritual sequel to Panzer Dragoon in Crimson Dragon, and old favourites FIFA and Madden. On a gaming front the Xbox One's future is positive, whether sales match that is another question. Enjoy the video, created exclusively by us, showcasing the best of Xbox One at E3;