[Corellianrogue]

This is interesting and a little confusing. Good Science Studio are working on a new Kinect TV project (game isn't quite the right word for Kinect TV really) but they say it's a new Microsoft IP. Does that mean that rather than making an interactive version of an existing TV show from another company Microsoft are actually creating their own new TV show that will have Kinect support?! Or do they just call any new Kinect TV project a new Microsoft IP even if it's using another company's TV show? The latter doesn't seem to make sense as Microsoft games based on other companies' IPs, like for example Kinect Star Wars and Kinect Disneyland Adventures, aren't counted as Microsoft IPs.

http://www.microsoft-careers.com/job/Red...2/1715074/

Here are a few quotes from the job ad:

Quote:Microsoft’s Good Science Studio is at the forefront of developing new interactive entertainment experiences that appeal to all members of the family across all devices, led from the living room, powered by the cloud. To deliver on this vision, we are building a team to create experiences that blur the line between traditional linear video content and interactive Kinect experiences.

Quote:We are looking for an experienced creative individual who can help us bring Microsoft’s next big IP to life.

Quote:Reporting to the Creative Director, the Senior Game Designer is focused on developing flexible and extensible high quality experiences, processes, and tools that innovate and expand the interactive Kinect TV space.

Quote:Operate as lead designer for the team, driving, aligning, and innovating new interactive TV and transmedia experiences