The Yoostar games are a karaoke fan’s dream come true, a statement that’s never been more true than it is with Yoostar on MTV. The concept of the Yoostar games is pretty consistent from one to the next — act out movie and/or music video roles via the Xbox Kinect hardware and see your performance […]
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With all the “suck for Luck” hubbub in the NFL and the protracted NBA lockout, you may have forgotten about a little thing called the Summer Olympics. You know, that little international event that will consume London this coming summer? The last time the Summer Olympics hit, the world was mesmerized by U.S. swimmer Michael
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Back when “WWF” didn’t stand for World Wildlife Federation, when Andre the Giant first left his feet via a Hulk Hogan suplex, and when Randy “Macho Man” Savage was the luckiest man alive because of Elizabeth, I was wrestling’s biggest fan. I watched Hogan battle the Iron Sheik, I attended local wrestling matches on Saturday
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If the extreme sports contained in MotionSports Adrenaline are starting to feel old, Ubisoft just launched the first round of DLC for the Xbox Kinect-exclusive game. Called “Urban Jungle,” the MotionSports Adrenaline DLC costs 400 Microsoft Points and is available now via the Xbox Live Marketplace. Click here to read our MotionSports Adrenaline review. With
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OK, folks, it’s t-minus 10 days and counting until Christmas, so if you’re still rounding-out your shopping list, there’s no time like the present to get cracking on those, err, presents. The year 2011 has seen some great original games, some excellent sequels and laid the groundwork for what promises to be an outstanding 2012.
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Many Wii games have incorporated players’ Mii, but the Xbox 360 hasn’t done so nearly to the same degree. When Ubisoft first announced PowerUp Heroes for Kinect, allowing players’ Xbox Avatar to be their in-game combatant in a motion-controlled fighting game, my interest was undeniably piqued. Not only was the avatar integration unique, but a
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It’s been years since my wife took a self-defense course, but apparently the concept of kicking someone in the groin can stand the test of time. So she said, anyway, as she watched me play Ubisoft’s Self Defense Training Camp for Xbox Kinect. “Yep, that’ll get ‘em every time,” she noted, followed by a running
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To go with today’s unveiling of Kinect Rush: A Disney*Pixar Adventure, Microsoft released the first video trailer for the upcoming Xbox-exclusive game. Based on this video, which you can watch below, the Disney*Pixar game appears to play similarly to Kinect Disneyland Adventures, but with Pixar-themed characters rather than Disney Parks-themed characters. Kinect Rush: A Disney*Pixar
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Disney and Microsoft are hitting the family-friendly segment hard, as the two companies today announced a new Disney*Pixar game that will release in March on the Xbox Kinect. Called “Kinect Rush: A Disney*Pixar Adventure,” the game will release exclusively on Xbox 360 on March 20, 2012. You can watch the first Kinect Rush game trailer
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We’ve been big proponents of the Xbox Kinect hardware, constantly insisting that the hardware’s best days are still ahead, and that the hardware itself is currently under utilized. Microsoft may tend to agree with that sentiment, if the latest reports about Kinect 2 are true. According to The Daily, the Xbox Kinect sensor may very
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