New Kinect dance title from Konami

Konami has announced it is working on Boom Boom Dance, a music game for Xbox Live Arcade.

The title will use Kinect to track players’ movements as they reach to hit a number of onscreen symbols with their arms and legs in time with the music. The debut trailer can be seen below.

In this way, Konami is designing a game that allows gamers to freestyle all the way through each track, rather than follow a strictly choreographed routine, according to Gamasutra.

No release date or price has been given yet. This will be the publisher’s second Kinect dancing game, following last November’s Dance Evolution.

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