It’s appropriate that Carnival Games: Monkey See Monkey Do shipped for Xbox Kinect less than six months after the gesture-sensing peripheral’s release. The original Carnival Games released when the gaming masses were still getting their arms around (or shall I say “moving with”) the Nintendo Wii and its then-new motion controls. The game hinged on […]
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The image of Prince William and Kate Middleton enjoying their first public kiss was one of the year’s most iconic scene for millions of people worldwide. The developers of Yoostar 2 are now helping all those viewers who also happen to own an Xbox 360 make their own Royal Wedding dreams come true by making
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Back when DVDs were still new, an entire generation of would-be actors and actresses popped-in their favorite movies and performed classic scenes as if they were the ones in front of the camera. Meanwhile, Scene It! board-game fans tested their Hollywood mettle by recalling lines, actors and actresses from the silver screen. Fast-forward to 2011,
Ubisoft’s next Xbox Kinect outing, Child of Eden, is slated to ship June 14 for the Xbox 360’s motion-sensing peripheral (pre-order it from Amazon here). But before you think it’s all about waving your arms spastically to control an on-screen avatar, take a look at the first tutorial video below highlighting Child of Eden’s actual
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Active console-owning families nationwide are getting a new chapter in EA’s Family Game Night series, as the publisher today announced Family Game Night 4: The Game Show will ship this fall for Xbox 360, Wii and PS3. The game will feature full Xbox Kinect and PlayStation Move support in addition to the normal Wii motion
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As the Xbox Kinect evolves from a peripheral of promise to one that actually delivers, fewer buzz terms are getting thrown around describing the experience. So when THQ used “augmented reality” to describe the gameplay of Fantastic Pets for Xbox Kinect, I was both intrigued and skeptical. On one hand, using a buzz term is
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Microsoft today unveiled some new DLC coming to Kinect Sports later this month, as Kinect Sports: Calorie Challenge will be available for download via Xbox Live on April 29. The Kinect Sports DLC will be available for 320 Microsoft Points. The Kinect Sports: Calorie Challenge add-on features a new Calorie Challenge Mode in which your
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The Xbox Kinect has hit somewhat of an engagement doldrums, with only a few games taking advantage of what Microsoft’s powerful hardware seems capable of doing. Ubisoft hopes to change that with a new Kinect-exclusive game unveiled today called PowerUp Heroes. PowerUp Heroes is slated to ship worldwide this June. PowerUp Heroes is a full-body
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There’s a new pet game on the Kinect block, as THQ today shipped Fantastic Pets to give Microsoft’s Kinectimals a run for its gesture-controlled money. Fantastic Pets gives players the chance to interact with their would-be pet animals in a unique new way: through “augmented reality.” Although it sounds gimmicky at first, THQ’s augmented reality
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