American homes can be huge castles, but Japanese homes are, and I quote, rabbit hutches. How are Japanese gamers to know if their matchbox-sized apartment can handle Kinect? This is how. Maybe.
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On the left of your screen, Sports Champions for the PlayStation Move. On the right, Dance Central for Kinect. And in the middle? One man trying to play both games at the same time.
Shigeru Miyamoto will be appearing on Australian TV this Sunday, on Seven’s ‘Sunday Night’ show at 6.30pm, according to Vooks, so we advise you to set your Alarms/TiVos/Play Tvs and get to watching the great man himself on the Aussie airwaves.
His bombastic boothman persona in NBA Jam isn’t Tim Kitzrow’s only gaming credit. The guy also was the voice of Rod Serling in the classic Twilight Zone pinball table. He got his start from his bandmates, who worked for Midway.
