Game Informer: Microsoft's Joy Ride was first revealed at last year's E3, though it was then just a vanilla-flavored arcade racer. What a difference a year makes, eh? Since that first announcement, Microsoft and BigPark have been quiet about its whereabouts. The game has been transformed, removing its traditional controller inputs for Kinect's motion-based scheme. We got to play it for a while today during our Kinect tour, testing out two of the game's modes.
NZGamer writes: "As a kid, how many times did you race around the house in an imaginary car, gripping an imaginary steering wheel in your hands? Some? Lots? I’ll bet a bunch of you still do it to this day, yes?"
Microsoft put out montage trailers of both Joyride and Kinect Sports this morning, showing one woman soundly beating both a small boy and young girl. She really takes them to school.
that the daughter isn't his. The difference is so huge. LOL.
"TotalPS3Fanboy + 21h ago
He's so occupied pretending to have fun that he didn't realize
that the daughter isn't his. The difference is so huge. LOL."
rofl
I on't know why you need to be 12 or up to play it though. PEGI sucks, BBFC is better
yea..that will make me rethink buying Kin...
what the heck is MS thinking about these minigames
"what the heck is MS thinking about these minigames"
Answer: People who would fall for gimmicks and marketing.
I hope they do fall for it. They will realize right quick that they made a mistake. Are these games FULL RETAIL PRICE? I mean did Joy Ride go from FREE to $60?
Get your battle on with these new images.
Too bad they didn't think of making avatars wearing Playstation shirts standing in the middle of the road waiting to be ran over. Now that is what i would call good times!
lol they said last year that game was supposed to be free