Microsoft's Lips supports motion-sensitive wireless mics

by Andrew Yoon { Jul 14th 2008 at 1:28PM }

Microsoft's Lips has been "officially" unveiled at E3 -- a bit early courtesy of Gamerscore Blog. The karaoke game, developed by Elite Beat Agents dev iNiS, will feature motion-sensitive wireless microphones. (What does that mean?) The "franchise" is expected to hit Xbox 360 this holiday season.

Update: "Lips breaks new ground by being the first game to let you sing from your own music collection," says Keiichi Yano. Wow.

Tags: e3-2008, inis, lips, xbox-360

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

ANTCEP @ Jul 14th 2008 1:32PM

so it's just sing star with a motion sensor gimmick

waynski1457 @ Jul 14th 2008 1:34PM

I personally don't care what it is, it's iNiS so I'll probably buy it day one and import the Japanese version w/ better songs...

baby sea tuna @ Jul 14th 2008 1:36PM

SingStar ripoff, confirmed!

T @ Jul 14th 2008 1:46PM

It's karaoke. Not exactly rocket science.

hhhenryhhh @ Jul 14th 2008 1:33PM

so the rumored new motion sensitive controller is this mic?

Jakka @ Jul 14th 2008 1:37PM

Who gives a shit?

We have Guitar Hero 4, Rock Band & 2 and Singstar.

Ever since Harmonix decided to fuck the idea of making Rock Band a single gaming set fueled by a five-year supply of DLC and decided to release Rock Band 2 a year later, I've lost all my hope for this genre.

It'll become oversaturated just like FPS's and Adventure Games.