Susan pretty much nailed it. The minigames are just a convenient excuse to get your friends to look silly on camera. The edge detection algorithm the game uses is a novel piece of code, but until they are willing to include a suitable chroma keying material in the package, the B movie at the end is just barely worth all the hard work of playing the game.Damien the Pigeon said:
The somewhat high pitched melodies of A-ha never cease to satisfy my musical cravings.CantFaketheFunk said:
I don't need a video game to look stupid, or flail awkwardly. That happens on a daily basis. Besides, they don't let sound guys play camera games. It's a rule or something.Indigo_Dingo said:
Yeah, I hate to say it, particularly because we made their game look bad on film, but the half hour or so we spent playing that game felt like an interminable waste of time for all involved, including the bystanders. And "getting" to participate when it was your turn felt like being called on at the DMV. A little more effort put into making the mini-games engaging and fun would go a long way, I think.CaptainCrunch said:
Yes indeed. Except I also like "I'm gonna kick some ass with my own pipe wrench."PedroSteckecilo said:
Thank you for making my day better with this video. I think it may actually be better than the literal version.Susan Arendt said:
Rock Band? Not too keen on the original drum kit, and the new one is just too expensive and you have to buy the cymbals for that seperately. Guitar Hero: World Tour, simple, yet very effective.Virgil said:Most of our parties include Rock Band. This was a rare exceptionGeneralTrivium said:
