Aptus Games has released the Mini-Motion games for PC and Mac. They feature awesome but tiny motion-sensitive controllers for instance the really slick looking skateboard controller. We can expect some really kick-ass games and some of the games that are expected are Skateboarding, RC Racing, Baseball and a futuristic racing game. Racing game lovers will have enough of them to satiate themselves and others who like such games. These games will cost $19.99 and will be released very soon. We are really impressed with the skateboarding game as it is new and would be thoroughly enjoyable, especially if you are tired of the conventional games.
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