The war of words being waged between the Xbox Series X and PS5 development teams has been met with another confident word from the Xbox team, based on an interview with Microsoft's head of gaming

VideoGamesChronicle reports (via GameSpot) on bold statements made by Xbox head Phil Spencer during the Gamelab Live conference When asked what he thought of the recent PS5 unveiling event, Spencer said he was "impressed," but said he "felt good" about what Sony had displayed

"As a competitor, it's great that they are there now and we can see what the program is, see the devices, see the games

"Honestly, I felt good after seeing their show I think the hardware advantage we have built shows up when they talk more about our games, frame rates, etc"

"I think the hardware advantage we have built shows up when they talk more about our games, frame rates, etc

The hardware advantage Spencer is referring to is probably the higher computing power of the Xbox Series X compared to the PS5 Sony has stated that the total number of teraflops produced by each console is not as important as you might think, since the PS5 promises to run at full output at all times, but it remains to be seen how this will work in practice

Spencer also commented on the launch titles that Sony has prepared and again said that he feels confident He said, "I think we feel very good about the lineup of games we're going to have at launch, and now that they have a better idea of what they're going to do with their show, we can focus more on what we've got

Also according to VGC, Spencer accepted criticism that the first Xbox launch event of the summer was lacking: the May showcase showed off many upcoming third-party games for the Series X, but fans were eagerly awaiting There were no major first-party announcements These will be unveiled at the Xbox Series X event in July The showcase will likely center on Halo Infinite, which was recently revealed in a teaser as one of the game's main enemy factions

After a summer of Xbox and PlayStation launch events, we will have to wait a bit until November, when the Xbox Series X is expected to cost less than the PS5, and a more affordable console, called the Xbox Series S, may also make an appearance