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Carnival Island
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November 15, 2011 |
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PS3 |
| ESRB Rating: |
E |
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Sony |
| Players: |
4 |
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This new Move title offers an unprecedented level of detail and precision to many favorite carnival games. Outside of actually playing it in real life, we’ve never felt so in control of our skee-balls before, and can’t wait for this mini-game collection this holiday.
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Rocksmith
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Rocksmith, a new video game franchise that is set to revolutionize the music genre, is the first and only game where players can plug any real guitar with a standard quarter-inch input jack into an Xbox 360, PS3 or PC.
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Carnival Island
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This new Move title offers an unprecedented level of detail and precision to many favorite carnival games. Outside of actually playing it in real life, we’ve never felt so in control of our skee-balls before, and can’t wait for this mini-game collection this holiday.
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Sonic Generations
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Sonic Generations for Xbox 360 and PS3 promises to let players control two different versions of the loveable (and fast) blue hedgehog: The classic, pudgier version, and the modern green-eyed version. The game is set to available in time for the holidays.
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Mario Kart 7
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With familiar Mario Kart characters and controls mixed with new features and 3D enhancements, families will be able to easily jump into the action, but love the continued competitive challenge that Mario Kart 3DS offers.
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Disneyland Adventures
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Kinect Disneyland Adventures pulls off a totally controllerless open world adventure without being over complicated or confusing. Read our Progress Report for more about what GamePeople's Family Gamer Andy Robertson has to say.
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Deepak Chopra's Leela
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In Sanskrit, “leela” means “play” – a concept vital to mind-body wellness, and Leela the videogame promises to invoke hole-body movement with meditation and breathing techniques to relax, stretch and control both body and spirit.
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Disney Universe
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Disney Universe offers frenetic gameplay, multiplayer with up to three friends and slapstick humor that will appeal to players of all ages.
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Marvel Super Hero Squad: Infinity Gauntlet
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Scheduled to arrive this fall is Marvel Super Hero Squad: The Infinity Gauntlet on Nintendo 3DS, allowing players to “hero up” in eye-popping 3-D as they command all the classic Squaddies, as well as four new recruits: Captain America, Nova, Black Widow and She-Hulk.
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Marvel Super Hero Squad: Comic Combat
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For the first time ever, players will use the uDraw stylus to command Captain America, Thor, Iron Man and seven other Marvel Super Heroes in the battle against Doctor Doom and his evil cohorts. The uDraw GameTablet allows players to direct attacks, wield weapons and build barricades in the Marvel Super Hero Squad universe.
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Adventures of Tintin
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Adventures of Tintin is based on the upcoming movie directed by Peter Jackson and produced by Steven Spielberg. It’s being designed as a cooperative, family-friendly experience that serves as an extension of the story being told in the movie.
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Progress Reports provide basic information on video games which we haven't yet had a chance to grade using our Report Card. Although sometimes Progress Reports highlight games that have not yet been released, we also put together Progress Reports on games that are currently available but we haven't had a chance to play. We invite you to post your family's experiences to the game's Progress Reports page, and if you have a suggestion for a game we should add, please e-mail us at info@familyfriendlyvideogames.com.
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