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New Tracks Announced For Michael Jackson: The Experience
After the surprise announcement at the end of Ubisoft's E3 2010 press conference, we haven't heard much about Michael Jackson: The Experience. Thankfully, the game is on display at Gamescom, so we've managed to get a little more info, including some new tracks from the King of Pop that will be featured in game.
Here's a list of currently confirmed tracks for the game:
- "Bad"
- "Beat It"
- "Billie Jean"
- "Earth Song"
- "The Girl Is Mine"
- "Who Is It"
- "Workin' Day And Night"
Don't see your favorite Jackson song on the list? Don't worry. Ubisoft promises "many more" songs to be revealed before the The Experience's holiday 2010 release.
Michael Jackson: The Experience will be out for PS3, 360, Wii, PSP, and DS. The PS3 version will have Move support, and the 360 version will of course use the new Kinect hardware. The Wii version of the game is currently on display at Gamescom, so look for more impressions soon.
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