Funcom/EAaForthcoming online game "The Secret World" is setting itself apart from the pack by keeping itself rooted in reality. In fact, even its unreality is rooted in reality.aBy Winda Benedetti"Everything is true" — or so goes the especially apt tag line for the forthcoming game called "The Secret World."aSure, this massively-multiplayer online role-playing game (set to launch in April 2012) is nothing but pure video gaming fiction. But it is setting itself apart from the pack (and generating plenty of buzz to boot) precisely because it is rooted in our very modern reality.a At the Penny Arcade gaming expo taking place in Seattle this weekend, I had a chance to talk with "The Secret World's" lead content designer Joel Bylos from developer Funcom and he told me that "a huge amount of research"...