Co-Optimus writes:
"If there’s one developer gamers love to love, it’s Double Fine. Their reputation for cleverness, humor, and making irrefutably fun games is well-justified. Last year’s Happy Action Theater wasn’t exactly a traditional game, but that’s one reason why it succeeded with the Kinect’s non-traditional controls. Less than a year after the first installment, Double Fine returns with the more understandably titled Kinect Party. We can safely assume that just about every Kinect owner grabbed it for free over the holidays, so the question becomes: does Kinect Party provide a better co-op experience and improve on its predecessor’s handful of shortcomings?"
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It's become a yearly tradition for Dan to bring his father into Game Informer's offices and force him to play video games he hates. This year's selection includes Minecraft, Tokyo Jungle, Journey, Scribblenauts Unlimited, Kinect Party, and a trip to a yoga studio.
CSM - Kinect Party is a collection of dozens of simple physical activities that are less games than fun and creative experiments in movement and digital interactivity. For example, players will build castles by raising towers with their hands, then take the role of a giant dragon and smash the parapets with its claws and fiery breath.
Double Fiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnneeeeeee... lol Loved that game Brutal legend from them.