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'Sesame Street: Once Upon a Monster' DLC announced
Published Thursday, Nov 17 2011, 11:36 GMT | By Matthew Reynolds | Add comment
Sesame Street: Once Upon a Monster will receive its first downloadable content next week.
'Unidentified Furry Objects' adds a new chapter where a mysterious light falls from the night sky and the Sesame Street monsters are joined by new arrivals.
It will be available from November 22 for 400 Microsoft Points (£3.80 / $5).
Released last month, Sesame Street: Once Upon a Monster is an Xbox 360-only Kinect title where adults and children can play together through a storybook adventure.
Microsoft recently announced partnerships with Sesame Street and National Geographic for interactive shows using Kinect.
> Read Digital Spy's review of Sesame Street: Once Upon a Monster
View a video showing Double Fine's Tim Schafer pitching the game to the Cookie Monster below:
'Unidentified Furry Objects' adds a new chapter where a mysterious light falls from the night sky and the Sesame Street monsters are joined by new arrivals.
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It will be available from November 22 for 400 Microsoft Points (£3.80 / $5).
Released last month, Sesame Street: Once Upon a Monster is an Xbox 360-only Kinect title where adults and children can play together through a storybook adventure.
Microsoft recently announced partnerships with Sesame Street and National Geographic for interactive shows using Kinect.
> Read Digital Spy's review of Sesame Street: Once Upon a Monster
View a video showing Double Fine's Tim Schafer pitching the game to the Cookie Monster below:
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