The sexy Alex Pham of The LA Times has details on a handful of Project Natal launch games that will be show at E3 2010. Here’s a brief synopsis:
River Rush: Steering a virtual raft past waterfalls, rocks and other obstacles requires lots of jumping and leaning.
Ricochet: Players use their arms, legs, feet and head to block a frantic barrage of soccer-sized balls.
Living Statue: This game lets players record their avatars dancing and singing karaoke-style, then e-mail the video masterpiece to their friends.
Obstacle Course: Players pull, dodge and jump their way through a series of levels resembling what you would find at summer camp, sans the mosquitoes.
Pham has much more information on these games, so be sure to check out her article if you’re remotely interested in Microsoft’s motion-control titles for Xbox 360. Additionally, she wrote that there will be “about a dozen” more Natal games shown by Microsoft next week.
I know that most of you guys and dolls are motion control haters, but I still want to hear what you think of these games. Anything on the list sound fun to you?
for a good chunk of the weekend. I’m reviewing the game for Machinima…but honestly, I rather not be playing anything. I want to rest my eyes. I want to rest me ears. Next week my senses are going to be blitzed by E3 2010! I’m excited for the show, as always. I can’t wait to see the new games, catch up with some of my favorite developers, and punch Cliffy B in the neck. While I need to spend some time rocking out with Green Day to help pay the bills, I rather be in a sensory-deprivation tank until the first pre-E3 party on Sunday.
commercial that played during the NBA finals? If so, you can watch it above. If you did catch it then watch it again. When you’re done, let’s talk about the spot. The commercial is pretty cool…though probably not as cool as watching the Lakers lose. I bet Kobe sucks at StarCraft.
. Anyone else psyched for this game, or is it just me? It has a job system and cute graphics! Director