Published 4/13/2009
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Have you ever wanted to live the exciting life of a cast member of the Greatest Show on Earth? Me neither! But we'll both get our chance soon: Ringling Brothers and 2K games are teaming up to create circus-themed games for the Nintendo Wii and the DS.
No details of any potential titles have been announced, but according to press material from Ringling: "During a recent Ringling Bros. performance at Madison Square Garden, and in celebration of this partnership with 2K Play, a Ringling Bros. high-wire artist took to the air and made a thrilling 25-foot walk across a tightrope while maintaining his balance with only a Wii Remote and Nunchuk in his hands." This foolhardy defiance of death is a precursor of what to expect in the upcoming video games.
A collection of circus-themed mini-games utilizing the Wii-mote and the balance board seems like a no-brainer, and could also be very, very fun... especially if they include the hazards of circus performing, from broken limbs ...
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