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Molyneux's Kinect Project Still Exists, Is "10 Times More Amazing" Than Before
The always-modest Peter Molyneux recently addressed his notably-absent-from-E3 Kinect project, saying it's currently "10 times more amazing" than what we saw last year. Speaking to CVG, Molyneux referred to Milo & Kate as playable "in its entirety."
Why it wasn't shown publicly at E3 is a bit of a mystery, especially considering Microsoft's heavy focus on Kinect this year. With all the criticism leveled at the company for featuring mostly casual experiences like minigames and exercise titles, something from a name as respected as Molyneux would have surely helped Kinect's appearance amongst gaming enthusiasts.
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