The controller won't initially be available on its own, rather four of them will be included with the upcoming Scene It game on Xbox 360. The title is an adaptation of the highly popular DVD trivia game and will debut later this year for $60, including the four controllers.
Backward compatibility works for many games on newer consoles, but titles such as The Simpsons: Hit and Run have been left out.
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"Big Button Pad".....HAHAHAHHAHA
way to win the crowd M$......HAHAHAHAHAHA
Then when they do something different it is more of the same. I welcome party games to the 360. This shows that they are serious about taking the Wii on for family entertainment. There's a lot of money to be made by catering to the casual gamer.
I'm glad to see this. I hope this type of thing spreads throughout the industry.
That thing looked stupid as hell, and I don't know what fool would want to use that thing.
This reminds me of that board game you buy in case company comes over you will have something to play.
But then you end up never using it, because it's just seems too stupid - so you never whip it out.
This was like Microsoft's answer to go after the Wii consumers, just one problem, this sucks.
This was the only innovative thing they showed, everything else we already knew about. Even the live arcade games were blah…
I appreciate that MS is trying to catch some of the enormous gust of wind that has been sailing Nintendo's boat, but this is a pretty goofy way to do it. IMO, it would have been just as good playing with a regular 360 controller where on the screen different answers are mapped to the 4 different buttons that are on the right side of the controller.
So, essentially, while it might be a (very very very) small step in the right direction, there's no way that people will honestly debate "Hmmm... Should I go for the 4 button controller with Scene It! or that motion sensing controller that can measure tilt, IR, and acceleration?"
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Also, Viva Pinata looked good, but pretty amateur ("50 plus minigames!") next to Raving Rabbids 2.