Well, true. If the Kinect can do 60fps video, it'll be the best consumer-level camera of its kind on the market.

NBA Live looked like gameplay footage. There were telltale signs in the animations.

It looked pre-rendered to me, Owen. Actually the only game that didn't look pre-rendered to me was the NBA Live video. Even the other EA Sports offerings looked pre-rendered (which we've seen before - remember the Donovan McNabb video from ten or so years ago?)

For now, until we get fps specs on the Kinect. If that checks in at 1080p at 60fps, then that's probably the best "webcam" on the market, easily.

The NBA Live footage looked real. The FIFA and Madden footage looked pre-rendered.

My guess would be yes.

Just a regular 1080p camera. It's nitpicking, I know.

More the marketing stuff - if like right at 2PM Sony released another trailer showing off the hardware, right after Microsoft's presser finishes.

The Kinect camera is already worse than the PS4's eye (1280x800@60fps).

Since NBA Live has sucked for about a decade, does anyone care?

It would be pretty epic if they unveiled the console today in an un-blurred video.

Parachuted in? Pics or it didn't happen.

Do you still have it? I still play my Gamecube to this day. I need to try and find more games I want to play too.

I wouldn't be surprised if you were right, given the trademark/domain registrations.

Xbox 4s?

That is the sex.

I also expect to maybe see a new Fable in some form. And Gears 4 maybe.

In my opinion, the d-pad needs some work as does the tension in the analog sticks, but the controller is otherwise sound.

Is there anything more entertaining than fanboy rage? It's the main reason I've been clicking on Wii U and "Durango" articles lately.

What it won't be is the XBox 3. Marketing nightmare (PlayStation 4 must be better, because 4 is more than 3, a la Apple-style numbering of iPhones...)