My prediction for the Xbox Games Showcase:
(Lets see how many I get right or wrong)
- Forza Motorsport (Showing gameplay, announcing a release date)
- Bethseda's Indiana Jones (Showing gameplay)
- Some mention of Redfall and its new update
- Avowed (Gameplay and a rough release date)
- Minecraft (Showing a new update or ray tracing)
- Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 (Showing gameplay)
- Forza Horizon 5 (Possibly a third expansion)
- Sea of Theives (Showing a new season and brand deal potentially)
- Halo Infinite (Showing their new Battle Royale based gamemode)
- Hideo Kojima Game (Some game Hideo has worked on for Xbox)
- Fable (Showing some gameplay)
- Starfield (Obviously will be shown)
- Gears 6 (New game shown and teased)
- Avowed (Possibly showing gameplay)
- Hollow Knight: Silksong (Gameplay)
- Contraband (Gameplay)
- State Of Decay 3 (Gameplay)
- Elder Scrolls 6 (Possibly mentioned, maybe some gameplay if we are lucky)
- New game announcement by Compulsion Games
- New game announcement by Inxile Entertainment
- Everwild (Some gameplay)
- Some mention of Fallout (Most likely a remaster)
- HI-FI Rush: New DLC
- Some mention of Microsoft Flight Simulator and an update
- Banjo-Kazooie (Reboot/Remake)
- Some type of remastered collection (Gears, Fable maybe?)
In all seriousness, no one is talking about this, but this is the one disadvantage of open source software being developed by volunteers, we don't know exactly how the admin accounts were hacked but the XSS stuff is really basic stuff, none of those fields were sanatised at all, and it makes me concerned what else has been missed, obviously the advantage of open source is in time this stuff can get fixed, but this is what happens when loads of people who aren't experts contribute to a site.
In comparison to sites where there is a fully hired developer team the quality of the code is significantly better. I really hope the passwords were hashed on these instances and the hackers didn't get plain text passwords or anything really bad like this.
One thing and credit to Ernest, as I've contributed there he does very thorough code reviews and his quality of code is very good, its why im confident kbin won't be hacked.