One year on from getting our game-ridden bodies into a sweat, Microsoft has revealed the follow up to Microsoft Kinect launch title Kinect Sports. It’s called Kinect Sports Season 2, and will, you guessed it, feature more sports, including tennis. What else? Voice controls! Read on…
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Got a Kinect and Kinect Sports? There’s some new DLC for your to grab – the Kinect Sports Calorie Challenge. The point of the add-on is to pit you against food items in events trying to burn off the amount of calories they include.
It’s a nice bit of additional content with an extra 250 points in achievements and new avatars to unlock but it does appear to have been designed by someone with at least a passing awareness of LSD. Grab the Kinect Sports DLC and you’ll find yourself battling a giant milk carton or facing off against a anthopomorphic pizza. Odd.
Out now | 320 MS points | Kinect Sports
Are you one of the millions of Microsoft Kinect owners out there? Microsoft needs your help. During the Xbox Nations free Xbox Live Gold preview weekend (April 21-25) Microsoft wants the Xbox community to set a record for the “most people running a virtual 100m dash at one time.” Ready to help set a Guinness world record?
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With Christmas just around the corner, it’s the busiest time of the year in the video games world – that period when the biggest (and often best) titles are released. And what a month it’s been, with some top titles hitting the shelves, not to mention our review pages. Here they are, all rounded up in one place.
The Xbox 360 Kinect was front and center yesterday at a interactive art installation in Stachus, Munich, put on by Seeper, an arts and technology collective. The team used the Kinect, several projectors and the architecture of Munich’s famous Karlsplatz to create a remarkable 3 story piece of interactive video art.
It’s Microsoft’s turn to showcase what Kinect Sports, its landmark launch title for Microsoft Kinect is made of, now that we’re tiring of Wii Sports on the Nintendo Wii and Sports Champions for PlayStation Move. Kinect Sports is packed with a selection of real-life sports to participate in using nothing but your (we’re sure) athletically honed body as the controller. Could it possibly trump both Nintendo and Sony’s sporty offerings? Read our Kinect Sports review to find out.