Billed as the “all-in-one entertainment system,” the Xbox One with Xbox Live will allow users to instantly switch between games, live TV, movies, music, on-demand programming, and Skype with just a voice command or hand gesture. Imagine Tony Stark in his basement lab and you’ve got a pretty good idea of what this looks like—minus the hologram. Scientists, get on that. 

To bolster excitement about their latest console, Microsoft invited executives from EA, Activision, and 343 Industries to make a few big announcements of their own. Most notably, it was revealed that Steve Spielberg will serve as executive producer of a new Halo television series exclusively for Xbox One. Infinity Ward debuted a trailer for Call of Duty: Ghosts, which will feature new characters and a new story written by the Academy Award-winning screenwriter of Traffic and Syriana, Stephen Gaghan. 

Here are a few of the tech highlights confirmed at the presentation:

What was not addressed during the Microsoft presentation were the rumors of a required always-on Internet connection and installed games. However, a peek over at the official Xbox website revealed more, including cloud-based gaming and an artificial intelligence that will learn your gameplay style. The AI can continue to play your game while you’re away, and even challenge your friends. You can watch the recap of the Xbox One presentation here.