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Sesame Street: Once Upon a Monster
What happens when you take one of gaming's funniest scribes and put him in a room (or in this case, on Sesame Street) with a cookie-obsessed Muppet? Laughs happen, that's what.
The new trailer/commercial/sight gag for Once Upon a Monster doesn't show any actually gameplay of the upcoming Kinect game, or reference it beyond a simple URL plug, but that's not why you should watch it. Fans of Tim Schafer should watch it for his unparalleled ability to ham it up, while Sesame Street fans should watch it to see Cookie Monster chow down on his favorite snack – not to mention a prop Xbox 360. This combination of humor is undoubtedly what Double Fine hopes will make Once Upon a Monster a success with parents and children alike when the game launches on October 11. For some actual information on the game, check out our recent hands-on impressions. Otherwise, enjoy the video below.
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