Xbox head Phil Spencer shared that Microsoft is currently preparing for its presentation at E3 2017 in June. He interacted with fans on Twitter, sharing some details about the upcoming game lineup for the Xbox One and highly anticipated Project Scorpio.

One fan asked Phil Spencer, who uses the Twitter handle, XboxP3, whether he feels good about the upcoming Xbox One lineup at E3 2017. The Microsoft executive immediately replied that he was in another E3 2017 review and likes the future title lineup.

GameRant wrote that Microsoft is apparently planning to have a great showcase at E3 2017 for Xbox One. Spencer and the Xbox team may be working harder than usual, as they prepare for the launch of Project Scorpio, the new Microsoft console, scheduled to release in fall 2017. The new gaming platform promises to offer a more dynamic gaming experience than the Xbox One. It is also meant to contend or even surpass the Sony PlayStation 4 Pro, hopefully becoming the most powerful console.

Spencer and the rest of the Xbox team are most likely developing several topnotch titles ready to unveil at E3 2017. He last shared that Project Scorpio was making amazing progress. Microsoft is also expected to feature various cross-play games and Scorpio-exclusive titles at E3 2017. One fan asked when they can pre-order Scorpio. Spencer answered that players have to wait until they feature the games on the console before they can pre-order. The Xbox head also stated that their goal is to offer more cross-play titles between PC and Xbox One.

VG247 reported that according to Spencer, he is aware that fans wish to see Project Scorpio at E3 2017 or earlier. Previously, he told one fan that happiness with the product trumps everything and that confidence in the brand is important. He added that PR wins are not really his focus. The first-party team at Microsoft are allegedly preparing and tuning the engines for E3 2017 and there has been great progress across studios.

E3 2017 is set to happen from June 13 to 15, 2017 in Los Angeles. More updates and details on E3 2017, Xbox One and Project Scorpio are expected soon.