DHGF: Yoostar on MTV is the second “second generation” Kinect game that I’ve played and reviewed recently. It has been interesting to see what developers have done once they’ve managed to figure out the Kinect and what it can do. With Dance Central 2 they could have shipped the same interface and nobody would have complained, that’s how good they got it the first time, and yet they went on to add voice controls. They decided to push the Kinect and show what it was capable of. Yoostar on MTV on the other hand was working from a position of weakness. Yoostar 2: In The Movies wasn’t a terribly good game. Neat ideas, but bad execution. So lets see what Blitz Games have done to improve things
123KINECT writes:"I felt the first Yoostar for Kinect was a pretty well thought game and unique title so I had some higher expectations for this one. If you haven’t heard of either, here’s what Yoostar is about:
Some games give you a chance to star in your own show. This one gives you the keys to an entire network! Take over MTV in this Yoostar game that puts you inside your favorite MTV shows and music videos. Star in 80 scenes from 20 different MTV programs capturing some of the most memorable moments in MTV network history, from the Moon Man statues to the Jersey Shore. Perform hits from artists like Snoop and Lady Gaga in karaoke-style music video sing-alongs. You can share your best (or worst) performances on Facebook and Twitter, where your clips will live alongside the moments featuring the real stars of MTV."
Wow with all these great reviews of kinect games from 123kinect I feel lbad I don't have one, I am missing out on greatness. /s
I thought it was some kind of troll site at first but there are 4 Kinect games they gave a 9 to and 12 other Kinect games that scored 8, so they do not only hand out low scores :)
Some cherry picking, troll-like person seems to be "choosing" these.
They should direct their energies to more useful pursuits.
The LIVE Marketplace DLC Report for the Holiday Week of December 26th through January 1st, including DLC content for Rock Band 3, PES 2012, Rocksmith, and Yoostar.
GameZone's Mike Splechta reviews Yoostar on MTV and is disappointed overall. However, he does acknowledge, "this is a game that will be largely popular during parties or friend get togethers."
