Forget the Dance Central "celebrity" debacle; Microsoft is doing celebrity tie-ins right with its new Kinect Sports promotion, in which sporting legends face off with 2012 Olympic challengers to see who's best.
Just watched the #SonicGenerations trailer again. Realised that Classic Sonic has skin-coloured eyelids again. MIND BLOWN.
Sweaty beauty
While PlayStation Move's motion-controlled rivals are swimming in fitness games, this is only the second such title to reach Sony's black beauty after Get Fit with Mel B. Ubisoft's effort My Fitness Coach Club (known as Fit In Six in North America) comes from a reasonably successful line of fitness titles on Wii, and now with the added capabilities of the PlayStation Eye and PlayStation Move it arrives on PS3.
Sweets review: Good concept, passable graphics and poor controls make these for experts only. Hope the sequel can improve on this. 6/10.
Okay, I will eat the Zelda sweets. If they kill me, don't blame yourself: you did all you could.
No more punching above your weight
Move gamers probably worked up enough of a sweat in The Fight: Lights Out, but those who wants an even more intense workout might want to keep their eyes on UFC Personal Trainer: The Ultimate Fitness System, due for Move in June 2011.
Get fighting fit
THQ is really stepping up its fitness game assault on the word "ultimate": the publisher released The Biggest Loser: Ultimate Workout in late 2010, and in June this year it ramps up the offensive with UFC Personal Trainer: The Ultimate Fitness System.
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