From the haunting guitar to the melancholy vocals, it's perfect. In an incredibly rare moment in gaming, you're being manipulated not by explosions, or camera angles, or a flow of enemies, but by a...song.

But Kinect? I’m a little bit worried about Kinect.

When I was given the demo at E3 I asked specifically about this aspect of the game. I asked how they felt about creating an environment where a secondary market emerges driving up prices for the "rare/chase" items to the point where the target audience, kids, get pushed out in favor of those with much more money to…

It may have the power of the internets, but is it liquid black?