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PaRappa The Rapper Creator Making Haunted House Sim For Kinect
During their TGS 2010 keynote tonight, Microsoft announced a number of new partnerships with Japanese developers. One of the most surprising is Haunt, a haunted house simulator in the works from NanaOn-Sha, the same developer that brought us PaRappa the Rapper.
Haunt seems to be a cartoony, first-person haunted house game. It's possible on rails, and it looks like players will use Kinect to control a flashlight (and presumably other objects). Haunt is currently planned for a 2011 release. We'll update if we get a chance to see more at TGS.
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