Originally Posted by wraggster We don't know if "Monster Mash" is actually in Dance Central 2, or if there's even a real dance associated with it. The point we were trying to make, ever so awkwardly, is that the Kinect dancing sequel will be released in October, just before Halloween. That's ... when you'd normally hear that song. Never mind. Harmonix announced at Gamescom today that Dance Central 2 will be out October ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Kinect: Disneyland Adventures promises to bring Walt's whimsical park right into your living room, a quiet place devoid of souvenir shops, crowds and eternally smiling helmets. Disney says the embellished recreation of the park, constructed by Frontier Developments, will be available on November 15. (That'll be almost seven months after you last visited the real Disneyland -- you remember it because ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Sony has unveiled a Move exclusive fitness game called, sensibly, Move Fitness. It's due out this year. Move Fitness does what it says on the tin - offers exercise games based around the strengths of the Move controller. There's lots of arm waving; punching, samurai sword slicing, basketball throwing. Points are thrown out for hard and fast punching, all of which can trigger multipliers to keep you thundering on. The game promises "pinpoint accuracy", which ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Escape Plan has been announced for PlayStation Vita. A video at Sony's Gamescom 2011 press conference showed an unsaturated, eye-catching, stylised platform puzzle game. The main goal? To help characters Lil and Laarg escape by any means. You can inflate yourself to float or roll through walls. But be warned, float too high and you'll be sliced by on blades. Become to heavy and you'll break the floor. Lightning can zap you. Obstacles can trip you. "The Rules," stated ...
Originally Posted by wraggster The PlayStation Vita version of Resistance has been given a subtitle. From now on keep your eyes peeled for 'Resistance: Burning Skies'. The title was revealed only moments ago during Sony's GamesCom conference in Cologne. Developers from Nihilistic Software then took to the stage to show off the handheld version of Resistance, emphasising that the controls on the Vita are the same as on the console. The difference is that Vita makes use of touch to throw ...
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