But most interestingly, at some point during that week the company is going to "tell you, in explicit detail, exactly what Bungie Aerospace is all about." We'll be paying close attention to their announcements (and, of course, taking part ourselves...who doesn't have time for a few multiNHL player Halo matches), so if you can't join in yourself, keep an eye on GamePro to learn the latest developments.And don't forget the steak. On the final day of festivities, July 7, Bungie will be hosting a "24-hour Bungie vs. the World No Holds Barred Halo: Reach Marathon" where any team who beats the Bungie team by 20 kills or more will win "a Grade-A cut of steak (gift cards for international NHL players) while supplies last." Altogether, it sounds like it's going to be a fitting last hurrah for the Xbox's most defining franchise and the team behind it. Roundup: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly. E3 isn't over, but the big announcements from Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony have already been made. As the dust settles from the kickoff press conferences and keynotes, PCWorld's editors attending E3 weigh-in on the big wins, the news that disappointed, and the news that made them miss appointments.First up is PCWorld's Patrick Miller, an editor with a weakness for fighting NHL games, Starcraft 2, and expensive personal electronics.The Good: Microsoft's Xbox 360/Kinect news impressed me the most here at E3 -- and trust me, I was just as surprised about that as you are while reading this sentence.The fact is, Microsoft knows that the Xbox 360 is a smash hit with its core audience, and it is simply doing what it takes to expand its lead. Considering the Kinect sold fast enough to make it in the Guinness Book of World Records, pushing relatively lightweight, friendly Kinect titles like Kinect Star Wars and Dance Central 2 is a no-brainer that will keep the Xbox 360/Kinect combination spreading into more and more households.While Microsoft http://www.nhl15coin.com  is guilty of the same sequel-itis that everyone else is, adding tidbits like extra Kinect features for core audience titles like Mass Effect 3 make me want to own a Kinect. That's because I'm eager to see how motion controls can work to enhance an already-established game experience like Mass Effect's squad-based tactical shootouts. I adore the idea of motion controls, but I want to see them designed around a controller-based experience because that's how I like to play my NHL games.Finally, I'm pleasantly surprised by Microsoft's plans for a live TV service. My Xbox is already an integral part of my home entertainment center, thanks to DLNA and Netflix support, but I'd love to be able to use it for actual live TV as well--even if that means Nate and Alex will know exactly how much time I spend watching Real Housewives of New Jersey.The Bad: I am going to take some flak for this, but I don't think Nintendo's announcements were that impressive.