IGN - Asobo Studios is densely populated with masochists. It's the only explanation as to why it keeps setting itself the unenviable task of adapting the universally-adored and critically-celebrated films of Pixar into video games. Already it has brought the likes of Toy Story, Wall-E and Up to a variety of consoles but its latest game, Kinect Rush: A Disney-Pixar Adventure, is a different proposition. It doesn't stand in the shadow of a single Pixar movie. Instead, it attempts to recreate the magic of five films – Toy Story, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, Cars and Up. Yet despite this pressure, there's strangely a greater sense of freedom about Kinect Rush.
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Brian Dumlao: "When people look at the Disney name, they expect something that provides wholesome, fun experiences for the entire family. By extension, the same can be said for the Pixar name. Microsoft's Kinect for the Xbox 360 is seen as a family-friendly way for kids and parents to enjoy games that require more motion. Common sense would dictate that having them all together on a Kinect game would generate an exciting family-friendly game. Now that we have Kinect Rush: A Disney/Pixar Adventure, we see that the game is a solid endeavor that's too short."
Impulse Gamer: The latest Kinect game to land on the XBox 360 is Kinect Rush: A Disney Pixar Adventure which stars some of the most memorable Pixar characters from Toy Story, Cars, The Incredibles, UP! and Ratatouille in this interactive game made for kids.
Best of all, with the Kinect technology, players can "scan" themselves into the game as they become one of the characters from these movies such as Buzz Lightyear, Mr. Incredible or that chubby kid from the film UP! as they engage in a variety of fun mini-games.
Wow..this looks like it might be one the best uses of the Pixar movie licenses ever. It also sounds like developer is ttempting to make better use of the Kinect conmtrols.
Could be big kid title for the system
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