Here's Sesame Street: Once Upon a Monster

My 4 1/2 year old daughter is going to flip the F out when she sees this.  Can't wait to play this with her.

" @Mikewrestler5 said:

" @Gizmo:@Gizmo said:

" @Mikewrestler5 said:

" The graphics look like shit, art style isn't appropriate for Sesame Street, and the gameplay looks like something you'd see on the iPad. 
 
That's what I got from this video.  "

Me too, but it's for the kids, yo. "

Just because it's intended for kids, doesn't excuse them from the crappy graphics and uninteresting gameplay. "

In fact, that's another reason why the gameplay shouldn't be uninteresting, since the kids don't really care for the story nor dialogue in a game. "

" @Ice_Cold said:

" @Mikewrestler5 said:

" @Gizmo:@Gizmo said:

" @Mikewrestler5 said:

" The graphics look like shit, art style isn't appropriate for Sesame Street, and the gameplay looks like something you'd see on the iPad. 
 
That's what I got from this video.  "

Me too, but it's for the kids, yo. "

Just because it's intended for kids, doesn't excuse them from the crappy graphics and uninteresting gameplay. "

In fact, that's another reason why the gameplay shouldn't be uninteresting, since the kids don't really care for the story nor dialogue in a game. "

If you want to go and make an excuse for Double Fine, then go ahead. That's what you're doing. Even for a Kinnect game, this is inexcusable. The graphics are literally on par with something you'd see on the iPad. And not to mention the art style is fucking ridiculous. It's not a fucking Tim Burton movie, Schafer. I feel sorry for anyone who purchases this game at full price. "

Yup, completely and angrily dismissing a game on the basis of one short trailer is definitely a legitimate thing to do. 
 
Anyway, a couple of people are wondering about the music - most likely it's  from Peter McConnell who has worked on all Double Fine games and has a bit of elfman in his style a lot of the time. Great composer.