The first of two ‘interactive television’ products coming from Microsoft Studios this autumn, Kinect Sesame Street TV delivers exactly what that label promises. This is a familiar television programme delivered a familiar episodic fashion, with the only difference being that of its interactivity. While television shows are currently an entirely passive activity, that will all change with the launch of Kinect Sesame Street TV next week, as Microsoft Studios and London based Soho Studio present the first step onto an evolutionary ladder that the videogames industry has been dreaming of for decades.
GodisaGeek: "We reviewed Season 1 a while back and now that Season 2 is here we thought we’d give you something a little bit different and instead of just asking you to read another review of what is essentially more episodes of the same thing, we’d let you sit back, relax and watch some footage of the game along with the review."
Wow, seems like you're not allowed to buy kids games for kids. Kinect is ideally suited for kids and these type of games reflect that. I sure don't have a problem with that as watching my kids play is a blast.
Excellent review, from what is considered the greatest console off all time!!
the xbox 360 delivers experiences that the PS3 cannot simply provide
Games like this, prove that the 360 is in a league of it's own
And that league is, casual soccer mums
why I buy a ps3 when I can play this revolutinary game
uncharted the last of us ni no kuni beyond two souls damnet
oh well enjoy the game 360 fans :)
Wow. Nothing good going on in this comment section.
Why do Kinect game sequels become "seasons", anyway? Do they not think people understand that a number "2" means a sequel to the existing game of that name?
With Sesame Street and Nat Geo, it's possibly to do with them being "interactive TV shows"...so it sort of makes sense to be "Season 2"?
Oh right.
Well, what do you want me to do? add a GOOD comment among this thread? lol
nothing will be nearly as cool as the game show they did for a couple of years... that was effing fun
After a glowing reception earlier this year from families across the country, Microsoft Studios has announced that it will launch season two of its innovative 2-way TV experiences Kinect Sesame Street TV and Kinect Nat Geo TV next month. Eight additional episodes for each title means even more interactive content and opportunities for kids and their families to jump inside their favourite television shows.
Kinect Sesame Street TV and Kinect Nat Geo TV came out earlier this year to some positive sales and Microsoft has revealed that season 2 for both games will be out on January 7th, 2013.
I enjoyed Sesame Street growing up. This is great for children that you want to get into gaming, but learn as well. My nephew loved the first one, I have to find out if he would like this one as well.
Gonna pick this up for the kiddos.
Sounds incredible.