Ah, the Kinect. Microsoft's ambitious and unreliable motion control device. First released in 2010 for the Xbox 360, the Kinect was a groundbreaking innovation that aimed to revolutionize the way we interact with video games. The sensor recognizes you, responds to your gestures, listens to your voice, and works with every Xbox 360 console (175 MB of memory).
It took me one hour to see what Kinect's bundle software, Kinect Adventures, had to offer. It took me two to see the trend it was taking as I played through the various mini-games. Kinect Adventures. The title that ships with Kinect really has to be awesome, and luckily Kinect Adventures is pretty much exactly what I'd hoped for.
If you ever find yourself with a bit of that adventurous spirit and don't have the resources for an Indiana Jones style outing, there's Kinect Adventures. This game will have you jumping, ducking, and dodging obstacles as you navigate through exotic locations and thrilling challenges.
You'll need plenty of space to use Microsoft's Kinect motion-gaming system, but it's just about the most fun you can have with your hands. The physicality of the gameplay makes it a great way to get up and moving while still enjoying your favorite video games.
Kinect for Xbox 360, Microsoft's new motion control gaming device, will cost $149.99 when it goes on sale Nov. 4, the company said today. With its innovative technology and immersive gameplay experiences, Kinect Adventures is a must-have for any Xbox 360 owner.
More levels are available for download, offering players the opportunity to expand their Kinect Adventures experience even further. It's the perennial Christmas quandary: what do you get for the person who has everything? Look no further than Kinect Adventures for a unique and exciting gift.
Kinect Rush: A Disney Pixar Adventure is played with the Kinect. You put your hands in front of you to drive using an invisible steering wheel, making for an incredibly immersive and interactive gaming experience.
