Fuzion Frenzy 2 this Christmas
Mini-games from Hudson.
Microsoft's announced Fuzion Frenzy 2 for Xbox 360.
Like the Xbox 1 game it follows up, it's a mini-game compilation, and it's due out this Christmas in Europe.
Developed by Hudson rather than original scribes Blitz Games, it'll aim to combine interesting mini-games and party-styled tournament modes with online multiplayer.
Players will move between seven different planets tackling mini-games, like "Super Slam Dunk" - a low-gravity mini basketball game.
You'll also use "tournament cards", which can be used to advance the game and choose the next mini-game, among other things not made utterly clear by the press release.
There'll be 40 mini-games in total. Besides Super Slam Dunk, we're also told about Collision Collusion and Turbine Jumper. The names anyway - goodness knows how they work.
This isn't the first time Fuzion Frenzy 2's been bandied about, incidentally. Back in March 2004 a US retailer got a bit excited and claimed a sequel was on the way for the original Xbox with Live support. The original game predated Microsoft's online service.
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Oh and how I wish for Kung Fu Chaos 2 but they went off to make Heavenly Sword so thats a non starter.
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Back on the Kung Fu chaos line, the later stages of that game gave my anger a real work out with some really teeth itchingly annoying fights..But I never once thought to stop playing (A bit like Ninja Gaiden). PS3 owners are in for a treat with Heavenly Sword, Just Add Monsters know the craft of infuriatingly addictive gameplay.
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er.. of what?
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I can't wait - there's a drinking game attached to the first one... Er...
http://hs mx.com/hslife/page.php?all=1&pi...
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Xbox games.
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What? 40 minigames for 4 € a pop?
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KFC was ace too. Sounds like I'm the only one who bought / enjoyed both
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That said, the game generally appeals to the casual gaming crowd, and I can't say I'm part of that demographic - I need a bit more depth than 'push the butan'.