I've seen all of the traiers/e3 footage and so far I've seen nothing that some other waggle fest has already done. Like I said, if this same exact game came out, but had an Ubisoft logo on it, or if it had avatars instead of sesame street characters, this game would be written off immediately.
It has more character and style than the average minigame romp, no? If anything, it's going to be funny and have a weirdly intriguing story due to Double Fine's writing. I gues you're probably....pretentious.
Or, TROLLING FOR RESPONSES.
So I will end this response with this:
:l
Yeah, it might have a good story and stuff, but a good story isn't enough to justify praising a mediocre minigame collection, that's what movies are for. Just because it has personality, doesn't change the fact that it pulls this shit-

Looks like good fun for its target audience, with the usual Muppet charm for the parents, too.
PLUS: Grover in a disco outfit!
It's not going to be little kids and obnoxious families playing this game. It's going to be me. Me and a thousand other man-children.
So this is nice :)
Where's the grizzled vet soldier? The naive but optimistic rookie? The once powerful wizard, now attracted to the darkness more than the light?
Oh yeah - it's a SESAME STREET game, for CHILDREN, and their PARENTS.
Why is it different to any other family/waggly/jumping game? It's SESAME STREET. "But why it's just waggle with Elmo, Cookie and Grover!" you say.
Sesame Street is just television with Elmo, Cookie and Grover , it's the same experience, but with licensed lovable characters - why not just pop your kids in front of whatever's on TV and say "enjoy this kids, some clever person on Destructoid said that essentially this is the same gameplay experience as watching Sesame Street, so shaddup"
Sheesh, some people.

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