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Cranium Kabookii – board game for Wii

I ask for something and it only takes Ubisoft 4 months (almost to the day!) to comply. I’d love to see how much they pay their Project Managers. Anyway, board game fans will be happy to see a Wii-ified version of Cranium is coming out this December. A report on Joystiq tells us that Cranium […]

cranium.jpgI ask for something and it only takes Ubisoft 4 months (almost to the day!) to comply. I’d love to see how much they pay their Project Managers. Anyway, board game fans will be happy to see a Wii-ified version of Cranium is coming out this December. A report on Joystiq tells us that Cranium Kabookii will feature Wii-controlled versions of Cranium’s usual word puzzles, trivia, and performance-based challenges, as well as using special decoder glasses that will allow one player to see super-secret on-screen hints. Sounds like another party game hit, to me!

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  1. More Wifi Settlers of Catan please. Also, a headset would be handy if this internet thing continues.

  2. The decoder glasses better be quality plastic. None of this cheap paper stuff. Not that I'm going to get it but…

  3. Kabookii?
    Could someone shot the one who came up with that bastardization of kabuki?
    Also, what has the game to do with kabuki anyway?

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