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Remember that angry chief of police from Lethal Weapon? The one that's going absolutely mentalover Mel Gibson and Danny Glover's various screw ups? Well that's whatMicrosoft's PR boss must look like this morning, as online survey siteIntellisponse leaks its entire E3 line-up onto the internet. Someone's going to get sacked.
On the game front there's first word onForza Motorsport 3 (as if it wasn't coming), which according toIntellisponse will include over 100 tracks and 400 cars on a two-discset. Let's hope they sort out the walkover AI this time.
Evenbetter is the first video of Silicon Knights' The Crucible, which looksa bit like Eternal Darkness meets Diablo with lots of hack 'n slashing.Watch the video on You Tube before it gets pulled.
On the causal front there's the once mentioned but never seen Lips,which turns out (as expected) to be a Singstar-style game on Xbox 360.
According to the Intellisponse blurb, "Lips is a music and singing gamethat includes 30 songs, 2 wireless interactive microphones, the abilityto use and sing your own music or download songs from an onlineservice. Designed to have fun with friends, Lips scores you on yoursinging (pitch, rhythm and tune) and your overall performance." Nan'lllove it.
And of course we've also got our first look at Microsoft's long-rumoured 'Mii' avatar system, which will replace Gamerpics when it launches at the end of the year.
That's your lot then. Microsoft's press conference is going to be a lotless exciting now. We contacted the UK arm of the publisher whowouldn't comment on any of it.