There are plenty of reasons to be excited for the upcoming holidays, but for gamers, the Xbox collection of new games is certainly on top of that list. New titles and established franchises play a big part in boosting the Xbox array of games.

Xbox boss Aaron Greenberg has expressed his confidence with the company's holiday lineup in an interview with Game Spot.

"I've been working in the Xbox business for 15 years and I've seen a lot of great games and lot of great lineups," Greenberg said. "But I don't think we've ever had a holiday like what we have this year where not only is 'Halo 5' coming, but we have 'Gears of War', we have 'Rare Replay', we have 'Forza 6', we have 'Rise of the Tomb Raider'; just kind of a non-stop lineup of AAA exclusives titles. In addition to an incredible lineup of big, third-party blockbusters like 'Call of Duty: Black Ops III' and 'Fallout 4' and 'Star Wars Battlefront'. So if you're a gamer, you've never really seen a holiday lineup like this before."

He added, "For us, we would measure success by game sales and people playing the games; and what people are saying about the games. Whether its media reviews or what fans are saying. So far, we're seeing really high quality launches and good quality feedback from our first few releases and we expect that to continue through the holiday."

Greenberg also talked about attracting more global users to their new generation console saying that offering high-quality games will hopefully translate to players around the world giving the Xbox One a try.

"We're delivering the best games lineup in the history of our business," he emphasized in the interview. "We know that whether you're a gamer in the U.K. or you're a gamer in South America or you're a gamer in North America, you're largely going to want to gravitate toward the system that has the best games and the most games. And so, we feel like we are delivering that on a global scale this holiday and we think that will definitely help us as well look at the business on a global scale."

The console wars have been heating up as of late with Microsoft putting up a good fight with the launch of the upcoming New Xbox One Experience that includes backwards compatibility, according to a previous report by Latin Post. The much-awaited Windows 10 update will be released on Nov. 12.