The video, noticed by Joystiq and still on Microsoft's servers as of this writing, sees Entertainment & Devices Division president Robbie Bach discuss something called "Xbox Game Room," seemingly a collection of retro-esque Xbox 360 mini-games, which fits with earlier rumblings of a virtual arcade for Xbox Avatars.

Explained Bach of Xbox Game Room:

Game Room in some ways is sort of a retro approach. It's interesting. There's a generation of people...who grew up with games like Centipede, that are favorites. They look almost like casual fun games today--at the time, they were high-end edgy games. Game Room was the idea of bringing that back to the market and bringing that to a very broad audience.

I think what we're going to find is, when people can get thirty or more of these types of games, they're gonna love it for the experience. And it's not just you or I who are gonna love it. Even the people who would call themselves 'hardcore gamers' are gonna say, 'oh wow, this is fun in a retro way.'

It's sort of like my daughter going to watch Journey. I'm like, 'that was a band that was playing when I was growing up.' And she thinks it's a cool band, and I like the music. I think you're going to have the same phenomenon with Game Room where I'm going to enjoy the games and they're going to think it's cool.