'Wreckateer'

Xbox Live's Alex Ruiz demonstrates "Wreckateer," a Kinect-controlled game, in which players can destroy cartoon castles during Microsoft's E3 presentation.
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( Al Seib, Los Angeles Times / June 4, 2012 )

Xbox Live's Alex Ruiz demonstrates "Wreckateer," a Kinect-controlled game, in which players can destroy cartoon castles during Microsoft's E3 presentation.

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