I suppose the evolution of Kinect just wouldn’t be complete with a trio of nut chasing chipmunks right?  Just read the press release below and try to sing along to it … it makes it almost cool.

Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products and Bagdasarian Productions announced today plans to release the Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked video game based upon the third installment of the blockbuster animated feature film franchise that will hit theatres December 16th, 2011.  Launching this November, the video game lets you sing and dance along with the film’s stars Alvin, Simon, Theodore and The Chipettes (Brittany, Eleanor and Jeanette), in an immersive motion-based experience.

 The Kinect™ for Xbox 360® version tracks full body dance moves as players control their Chipmunk on stage, and plays back their “Alvin-ized” voice as they sing along.

“The Alvin brand has proven to be evergreen with universal awareness and growing appeal,” said Jesse Sutton, CEO Majesco Entertainment. “The extensive customization and combination of dancing and singing to contagious Chipmunk music will deliver a full-featured experience based on the upcoming movie that the whole family can enjoy together.”

““This game will bring fans even closer to the fun and music of Alvin and the Chipmunks by taking full advantage of the Kinect for Xbox 360,”” said Gary Rosenfeld, Senior Vice President, New Media for Fox Consumer Products.  “It’s going to be the perfect complement to the upcoming film and we know that fans are going to love it.””

The Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked video game features include:

Sing and dance as any of The Chipmunks and The Chipettes–Alvin, Simon, Theodore, Brittany, Jeanette and Eleanor

Perform more than 50 different dance moves to electrify the crowd with your on screen performance

Customize your Chipmunk before you hit the stage by choosing from a huge range of styles and accessories

Experience the movie in Story Mode with environments inspired by the film

Hear your voice “Alvin-ized” during your on-stage performance using the Kinect for Xbox 360