Announcement of Delay in Michael’s New Game Release

Michael Jackson’s new video game, The Experience, which was supposed to be released in November, has been delayed. The game will be on the market in early 2011. The reason for the delay is said to be additional work on the game, so that it can deliver to users a “truly extraordinary experience using the latest technologies.” Of course, the new Michael game for his consoles—DS and PlayStation Portable—will be released on November 23 in North America, and two days later in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. The Experience is published by Ubisoft. The game uses new technology (a game using Kinect for Xbox 360, introduced by Microsoft under the code name Project Natal). In it, there’s no need to use a gamepad; body movements are detected by a sensor camera. The game console scans the player’s body and lets them step onto the stage. Now he can dance in the body of one of the biggest music legends in the world. Your moves appear on the screen in front of you. The game also teaches the “Moonwalk” dance in the “Schoolyard” mode. You can sing Michael’s songs, and the device adds studio sound effects to your voice. The Michael songs used in this game include: Bad - Beat It - Billie Jean - Earth Song - The Girl Is Mine - Who Is It - Workin' Day And Night - Black or White - Smooth Criminal - They Don't Care About Us - Don't Stop Til You Get Enough. Michael Jackson’s The Experience is the first game that uses all the features of Xbox sensor games. It will be released for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Wii, and DS. Source: eMJey / gamefocus.ca / ign.com