The Xboss

Umm... I know what we've done on Halo: Reach, I know they have huge aspirations on Call of Duty... I'm looking forward to both of them...

Well, they're going to outsell us in that they're multi-platform, and we're only on one platform.

I'm tightfisted with my cash, so I'm not going to bet anyone any money about anything.

We're very confident about Halo, the numbers speak for themselves. We're also very confident that COD's going to do amazingly well.

I dispute that... I think we've got a great service with Zune movies. We've also got live television through Sky. So I think we have a great entertainment service.

The US doesn't have Sky, so we've got live TV, which brings football to a lot of people and that's important to a lot of UK audiences. I think we do have a good number of new release movies on there. Kick-Ass has only recently come out on DVD...

It's full HD Blu-ray quality, no disc, no download, no delay. We've got a lot of great partners and there are some partners we don't have who we'll continue to talk to.

I'm not aware of any conversations around any new apps coming to the service just yet. But we continue to work with all the movie partners to bring their content.

There are conversations going on. The thing for us is, how do we add some magic sauce to that so that it's different? A lot of people are watching that on their PC. How many people are going to watch it on the console unless we add something different?

That's one of the things we talked about when Sky came out - how we could make it more intuitive, the social side of things, party mode environments... We put those together with Sky and launched our service. So you should talk to the BBC.

We've no plans for another Xbox. You'll continue to see us bring amazing new experiences to the console, without you having to buy a brand new console. A couple of years ago we didn't have movies, Sky, Facebook and Twitter - now we've got things like Kinect.

We'll continue to evolve those gaming and entertainment experiences through the power of software updates, rather than new chipsets and plastic.

I'm not sure what the timeframe is. There's a long long way to go with the experiences people deliver on this platform - we're just beginning to scratch the surface.

Obviously we've got this brand new experience platform with Kinect. The launch games and experiences are pretty phenomenal but it's a gateway to unlock a lot of amazing ideas for developers. So there's a long way to go.