 It's Thursday, September 27, 2012. I'm Nilay, double down Patel. This is 90 seconds on the verge. As part of its ongoing quest for transparency, Facebook this week began deleting thousands of fake user accounts and illegitimate likes. The exact number is unknown, but Farmville's Facebook page has already lost more than 120,000 likes this week. Those figures may seem substantial, but keep in mind that that's only about 0.3 percent of Farmville's 38 million total likes. The world is still doomed. NBA Live 13 is dead. Publisher Electronic Arts said in a statement that the game has, quote, not met our high expectations. That's the second year in a row. The basketball gaming franchise originally began as NBA Live 95 for Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo. It was renamed to NBA Elite in 2011, but that game was canceled. NBA Live 13 was supposed to be a resurgence for the series, but it has also been canceled. EA vows that NBA Live will return next year, but why are we even bothering with this foolish charade? And finally, a Google service that's up front about tracking your every move. The company today released Field Trip, a new Android app that will notify you of nearby points of interest, like historic sites, bars, and restaurants. In a lot of ways, it feels like an extension of Google Now, with the app providing background information to you seamlessly and unprompted based on location. Field Trip is available now for Android, and of course, an iPhone version is in the works. That's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow to find out why, although the NFL has reinstated the referees, it hasn't reinstated justice. Because you know what's wrong? Taking a game away from a team that really deserves it. Where are you going? Back.