A first look at the trailer for Disney’s Guilty Party is below.
First up though is this article from Kotaku talking about Disney’s new video game Guilty Party which looks to be really fun and I bet is a blast at a party!
Wii owners who have suffered through countless me-too mini-game collections and lame party games often consider the term “family-friendly” the kiss of death.But Wideload Games (Stubbs the Zombie), the studio recently acquired by Disney Interactive, is aiming to erase that stigma with Disney’s Guilty Party. The new, er, family-friendly entry is a who-done-it mystery game that takes its inspiration from old school Scooby-Doo cartoons, boardgames like Clue, and even procedural crime dramas such as CSI.
Supporting up to four players, Guilty Party stars a family of super sleuths. The colorful cast of investigators, from the trench coat-sporting Columbo type to the Murder She Wrote-like grandma, are packed with personality.
Additionally, the game’s brimming with fun, witty, well-acted dialogue that, like a Pixar movie, can be enjoyed by young and old alike. Rounding out the cast is a long line of potential suspects, also delivering great voice work. From the snooty butler to the nervous doctor, there’s no shortage of suspicious peeps to point the finger at. Their in-game interactions are a hoot, but some nicely polished cutscenes also serve to sell the appealing style.
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As an added bonus I have the trailer for Guilty Party.
Photo is from kotaku.com
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