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Xbox Live Arcade Update – Super Ultra Happy Action Theater Rhythm Party edition


There’s a pair of family friendly Kinect titles for this lovely Xbox Live Arcade Update morning.

Double Fine Happy Action Theater sounds like a lot of fun actually, and Rhythm Party should also get you up and moving.

Check them both out below.

Double Fine Happy Action Theater (800 points)
Are you annoyed at how little magic you are able to shoot from your fingers? Have you ever tried to get grandma to do the worm, but all she would do is just stand there? Have you ever noticed how your living room doesn?t have any hot lava in it? And who designed this living room anyway?! It doesn?t even have any buildings to smash! Well, Double Fine Happy Action Theater can solve all of these problems and more! You will also be able to clone yourself or hang out in a plate of jelly if you want. And when you?re done with that, maybe you will want to feed some pigeons or have a snowball fight. There are 18 amazing ways that Double Fine Action Theater will enhance your life! And up to 5 of your friends? lives too! (ages 2 to 102)

Rhythm Party (800 points)
“Rhythm Party” is a rhythm action game developed exclusively for Kinect on Xbox LIVE Arcade! Brought to you by the “Dance Masters” development team, it transforms your entire body into a controller. No need for choreography anymore. You?re the choreographer and the dancer! When your body appears at the center of the screen, just dance! Game play is simple: Use your arms and legs to hit the Ripples in time with the rhythm while you create an original performance. Your performance skills are the key! With a soundtrack recorded largely in collaboration with top international artists, and different special effects for every song, this game is guaranteed to get your body moving and your blood pumping!

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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