E3 06: LucasArts to show Traxion
Music game will launch on PSP and will be compatible with MP3 files stored on MemoryStick.
LOS ANGELES--Developed by Kuju Entertainment and released through LucasArts, Traxion is a new PSP game that's being shown off at this year's E3. The game will feature dozens of minigames and a variety of music from leading artists, as well as being compatible with MP3 files stored on the MemoryStick.
Traxion features a music-analysis tool that will react to the type of music being played and adapt the game accordingly. LucasArts says that the result will be a visual and sensory experience that will be different every time you play.
There's no news as of yet on a release date or whether the game will be playable at E3, but we'll have more from the show when it starts tomorrow.
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