Ubisoft: Michael Jackson's body Sense game was developed before he died.

Ubisoft announced this year's E3 exhibition on the popular King Michael Jackson as the theme of the body music game, then officially named "Michael Jackson: Career" (Michael Jackson:the Experience).　　Since the game was announced after the death of Jackson, it was speculated that Ubisoft was making a profit to commemorate Jackson.　　But Murray Pannel, British marketing director, said in a recent interview with Gi.biz that "Michael Jackson: Career" was not a game designed to commemorate the Jackson, and that the game was developed early in Jackson's lifetime. "The fact is, before Jackson died, we had discussions with him and other family members on the game development," Murray Pannel said.　　"Jackson very much wants to find a partner who can bring more value to him, and Ubisoft is perfect for his requirements," Pannel said. "Although we have only recently announced the game, it has been a long time since the death of Jackson, but Michael Jackson: career was not created after his death, and we started to develop the game early on." Pannel concludes: "Given the great influence of Jackson, his fans, his success as an entertainer, the new game will be based on a high level of design and we want to bring it to millions of or more players." "It will be landing the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, DS and PSP this Christmas, with a Kinect or PS move peripheral attached to the host." (Edit Zhang Xing)