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The crazy thing about Kinectimals is that is is obviously designed for toddlers, yet my 3 year old can't figure the game out to save her life. Even with me giving her instructions she just couldn't understand the concept.
So that begs my question, if a 3 year old finds it difficult to play....who exactly is this game for?
So that begs my question, if a 3 year old finds it difficult to play....who exactly is this game for?
Seems to have the same problem as Eyepet.
Designed for genius toddlers or retarded adults.....
Or really stoned adults. i did have a bunch of fun with eyepet, that one time.
Designed for genius toddlers or retarded adults.....
Or really stoned adults. i did have a bunch of fun with eyepet, that one time.
I'd be interested to see the sales figures for this DLC, seeing as how the target age group is far to young to me fiddling with xbox live, and their parents will probably figure the 50 bucks for the game is enough. Speaking of dlc- with all the nonsense regarding day 1 dlc, drm, un erasable saves,and online passes being pretty much standard these days, I shudder to think what the game industry will look next gen, or the one after. The bullshit has got very deep as of late. I can see myself taking a long break if the negative aspects continue to multiply.
Awwwwe look at that little black fella with his fishing rod! Looks just like my doggy.
I want a fishing rod, and a warthog for my dog.
I want a fishing rod, and a warthog for my dog.
Black bear is best
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The scientists keep going back and forth on it. They can't decide if its a bear, a raccoon, or neither.
The scientists keep going back and forth on it. They can't decide if its a bear, a raccoon, or neither.
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