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Some, but not all, of the seventy-ish minigames let you stand in front of your TV flailing your arms around like a maniac using the Xbox’s answer to the Eye Toy. Unfortunately, it’s quite difficult to make them work well, and even when that happens, it’s not nearly as intuitive or fun as with the Wiimote and Nunchuk. Children will cry, parents will curse, and chances are that something somewhere is going to get broken.
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