wraggster
September 8th, 2010, 16:07
Microsoft has revealed a new Brain Training game by Dr. Kawashima that is being made for Kinect.
Known (for the time being) as Lead: New Brain Training Where You Answer With Your Body, the game will be a launch title for Kinect in Japan, according to Andriasang. The motion-sensing camera launches there on 20th November (10th November in Europe).
Brain Training Kinect poses puzzles to the player and awaits a physical answer. A on-stage demonstration showed a woman translating a 24-hour time by using her arms as the small and long arms of a traditional clock (both of hers were the same length, incidentally). Another mini-game had her popping four numbered balloons in order of lowest to highest.
There was even a Pac-Man-inspired game that involved avoiding ghosts with one hand and collecting fruit with the other. Other mini-games included kicking a football into the goal that contained the right answer to a maths question, and tilting a ramp so cars rolled into the correct lane.
Namco Bandai will publish Lead: New Brain Training Where You Answer With Your Body.
Known (for the time being) as Lead: New Brain Training Where You Answer With Your Body, the game will be a launch title for Kinect in Japan, according to Andriasang. The motion-sensing camera launches there on 20th November (10th November in Europe).
Brain Training Kinect poses puzzles to the player and awaits a physical answer. A on-stage demonstration showed a woman translating a 24-hour time by using her arms as the small and long arms of a traditional clock (both of hers were the same length, incidentally). Another mini-game had her popping four numbered balloons in order of lowest to highest.
There was even a Pac-Man-inspired game that involved avoiding ghosts with one hand and collecting fruit with the other. Other mini-games included kicking a football into the goal that contained the right answer to a maths question, and tilting a ramp so cars rolled into the correct lane.
Namco Bandai will publish Lead: New Brain Training Where You Answer With Your Body.