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Dutch developers GameOven have created a two-player iOS dancing game called Bounden that features dance moves designed by the choreographer of the Dutch National Ballet. Because when I think of what a casual dancing game for my phone should be like, my mind immediately goes to the most physically demanding type of of dance a human is capable of doing. | Dutch developers GameOven have created a two-player iOS dancing game called Bounden that features dance moves designed by the choreographer of the Dutch National Ballet. Because when I think of what a casual dancing game for my phone should be like, my mind immediately goes to the most physically demanding type of of dance a human is capable of doing. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:48, 18 August 2018
CheckPoint Live, now with correct seating orientation! Also, stories about SimCity, Germany and Microsoft.
Vital Statistics
Date: January 14, 2014
Written and Performed by: Graham Stark, Kathleen De Vere, Paul Saunders
Story Graphics: Paul Saunders
CheckPoint Graphics: Graham Stark
Music: Bradley Rains
Produced by: Graham Stark, Paul Saunders
Today
Want to advertise your game in Germany? Don't. This is CheckPoint.
Stories
- At CES, Pizza Hut announced that they had done over 1 million dollars worth of business through the XBox Kinect app that has been online for a month.
- Nintendo has finally won its drawn out legal battle with InteractionLaboratory, a patent troll, sort of.
- The video game writers nominees have been announced for the 2014 Writers Guild Awards.
- EA is going to update SimCity to allow for offline play and mods.
- GameForge, developers of Runes of Magic, were found guilty by the German Supreme Court for marketing in app purchases to children.
Coming Up
Dutch developers GameOven have created a two-player iOS dancing game called Bounden that features dance moves designed by the choreographer of the Dutch National Ballet. Because when I think of what a casual dancing game for my phone should be like, my mind immediately goes to the most physically demanding type of of dance a human is capable of doing.
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