The Microsoft Kinect games we’ve seen so far have been pretty and we’re stoked about Star Wars, Forza and Fable III making their motion-sensitive debuts. But we’re greedy gamers and want more. We’ve put together a wish list of titles we’d love to see get a Microsoft Kinect remake. Take a gander then let us know what Microsoft Kinect games you’d put into development…
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The Sony PS3 might not get future instalments of Call Of Duty, Modern Warfare, Guitar Hero, Tony Hawk and others according to Activision CEO Bobby Kotick. Why? “It’s expensive to develop for the console, and the Wii and the Xbox are just selling better.”
Tony Hawk: Ride will be the next Tony Hawk skateboarding game from Activision, the company has announced. More details on the game are expected at E3, the world’s largest videogame trade show, taking place in Los Angeles, in early June. But one thing is clear from the teaser website just launched: the hints from Activision that the game was to feature a new control method are true.
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The next Tony Hawk game will be revealed at E3, the world’s largest videogame trade show, taking place in June, in Los Angeles. Original Tony Hawk developers Neversoft have switched over to making Guitar Hero games and the new game is promised to be both a radical reboot of the series and “as close to real skating as you’ll ever come” according to Tony Hawk himself.
Activision and Atari have gone on a splurge, announcing a slew of new games due for arrival 2009 and beyond. In the pipe are an Infinity Ward-developed sequel to their award-winning Call Of Duty high-point Modern Warfare, more Dungeons & Dragons games including a sequel to Baldur’s Gate and a Tony Hawk you won’t play “with a controller in your hands”, according to an Activision rep.