By Craig Schwartz Not for the bundle-shy The question everybody with an Xbox 360 has been asking ever since we received an official release date for the Xbox Live Vision is...how much will it cost? Joystiq has unofficially officially found out the answer. What does that mean? It means it's an unofficial report based on a leak of "official" information. That hurts my head. It will come in bundled form, and bundled form only for the foreseeable future. The package includes an Xbox Live Vision camera with a wired headset, the popular Live Arcade title UNO, and a month of Live Gold service for $39.99 when it pops up in North America on September 19, 2006. What about the multitude of gamers who already playing Uno and have no desire to pay for the same game twice? That's a very good question. Hopefully, Microsoft won't force gamers to double dip and will offer a comparable game to download like Poker. After all, bundles are a great option to have, but only when it's an option.