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Report: Kinect Disney Games On The Way
Yet more URL registrations point to a partnership between Microsoft and Disney theme parks.
Have you always wanted to visit Disneyland, but never had the opportunity? It's appearing likely that a beautiful fairy godmother will grant your wish, but she will be dressed remarkably like Bill Gates.
After uncovering several interesting URL registrations earlier today, Superannuation came across a few more registered websites, including Kinect Disneyland, Kinect Disney World, Kinect Disneyland Adventures, Kinect Magic Kingdom, and Disneyland Kinect. So, while you may never have been able to throw your hands up at the actual Space Mountain, you'll probably be able to throw your virtual hands up at a virtual Space Mountain sometime soon.
It's all unconfirmed for now, but it won't remain that way for very long. Whether Mickey and Master Chief are in bed together will be revealed tomorrow at 9am PDT, when Microsoft holds its yearly E3 media briefing.
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