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Test Chamber – Kinect Sesame Street TV
Kinect Sesame Street TV isn't the first Xbox 360 game to feature Elmo and the gang. It's not even the first time they've all starred in a Kinect game. This is, however, the most faithful Sesame Street experience out there, as you can see in our Test Chamber.
Chances are, your kids won't ever actually visit Sesame Street. It's not a real place, which doesn't help matters. Also, you may not have kids, which doesn't help matters either. Regardless, Kinect Sesame Street TV lets kids interact with episodes of the iconic show. Or, for the sake of this Test Chamber, it allows Reiner to throw a ball to Elmo (sort of) and learn a few important life lessons along the way. I mostly sit on the couch and talk, so you can look forward to that.
Find all the Test Chamber you could ever want and then some at the hub.
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