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Peripheral Testing: GI Raises A Baby
Recently, a little bundle of joy arrived at Game Informer. Well actually, it was just a box with a baby doll inside that you're supposed to shove a Wii remote into. Like all stupid things that arrive here, it found its way to my desk. I had never seen the game before, so I figured we'd just pop it in and see how it works.
We start out with the child-less Joe Juba and myself, but eventually invite actual fathers Jeff Cork and Matt Helgeson to try their hand. Check out the video below.
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