At their annual electronic entertainment expo press conference, video game developer Ubisoft announced that they are planning to release a new dancing and singing game featuring Michael Jackson. 

Unlike the typical dance arcade dance games,  this one will use the Kinect and Move technology, similar to the motion-detector camera systems used on the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.

"Your goal is to dance like Michael," said Tony Key, Ubisoft's marketing vice president. "Do what the guy on the screen is doing and you're there. It'll score you based on the quality of your performance."

The game will be launched in November, and coincidentally around the same time a new Jackson album will be launched as well.  The game will include feature songs from Jacksons catalog that include “Billie Jean” and “Beat It”. 

The game will be available for the Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, and PlayStation Portable handheld consoles.

This is Michaels second appearance in a video game. He also starred in 1989's action game "Michael Jackson's Moonwalker."

Investigators were sent to the home of convicted drug dealer, Michael Difalco, in Lakeland, Florida to conduct a raid. During the raid the team hit gold! They found marijuana, meth amphetamines, weapons, drug paraphernalia, $30,000 in stolen property and the most precious find of all; a Wii connected to a big screen TV! Within 20 minutes of arriving on the scene, two of the officers can be seen playing Wii bowling and even jumping up and down after bowling a strike.

The asanine bowling session lasted over an hour. What the two dimwits didn't see was Difalco's wireless camera that captured the entire thing on tape. Unfortunately for Difalco the footage will not be used to his advantage to question the accuracy of the raid. It could be used however to show how stupid and foolish some people with a badge act when they think no one's watching.

Here's video from The Today Show showing the incident: