 It's Monday, February 17th, 2014. I'm Flappy Shane and I'm headed to the App Store! This is 90 seconds on the verge. Beck's first album in six years is now available for streaming on NPR. Morning Phase is being described as a spiritual sequel to See Change, his 2002 acoustic album inspired by the breakup with his longtime girlfriend. Beck's last studio album, Modern Guilt, came out in 2008. Morning Phase is due out via more traditional channels later this month. Now, I don't really find time to play games, but the developers of Rock Band just might change that for me. Harmonix today announced Chroma, a music game that also happens to be an arena-based first person shooter. Weapons emit musical tones when they fire, and both combat and movement are tied to the game's soundtrack. If it's anything like the dubstep gun from Saints Row IV, sign me up. Chroma is still in very early development, but is slated to launch later this year as a free-to-play game on Steam. Come on. And finally, I love Back to the Future Part II, so you can only imagine how I reacted to Nike's announcement. During an appearance in New Orleans, Nike designer Tinker Hatfield suggested that Marty McFly's shoes from the second Back to the Future film, complete with power laces, will be coming soon, saying customers will see them in 2015. In 2011, Nike produced 1,500 pairs of the fictional Nike Air Mag sneakers, but they didn't lace themselves automatically the way they did in the movie. Now all we need are hoverboards and Jaws 19. Damn it! That's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I finally reach 90! F*** this game.