A new motion-controlled sports game has hit retail today, this time with a wintry theme. The game, called Winter Stars, is available today for the Xbox 360 Kinect, PlayStation Move and Nintendo Wii. The Wii version requires the Wii Balance Board. Winter Stars includes 11 different winter sports, which is almost twice the number of […]
A new Xbox Kinect and Nintendo Wii game based on the upcoming third installment of the Alvin and the Chipmunks movie franchise has just shipped to retail. Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked is a full-body motion-based dance game in which players can dance to multiple routines as Alvin, Simon or and Theodore, or as one
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Having vacationed at the Disney Parks 24 times — quite a feat for a native Oregonian — I’m one of the most biased yet oddly qualified people to review Kinect Disneyland Adventures. On the one hand, I’m clearly a Disneyland and Disney World fan, so I’m predisposed to liking the new Xbox 360 game. On
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Today marks the 10th anniversary of the original Xbox’s release and, of course, the release of Halo. For months the Xbox was jokingly referred to as “a Halo adapter for my TV.” Today, Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary edition ships for Xbox 360 to remind players just why that original game was so popular. Click the
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Sports, dancing and fitness games seem to be the de facto “must release” genres for motion-controlled systems, a trend for which we have Nintendo to thank. It makes sense, since those are the activities than involve the most intuitive motions, but time and again it seems like those are the only titles that release. Ubisoft
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Ubisoft has launched Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2012 exclusively on Kinect, allowsing players to showcase their individuality through fitness routines ranging from dance and yoga to intense targeted workouts, cardio boxing and rigorous boot camps. All told, the fitness game includes more than 90 hours of exercise-minded gameplay. Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2012 now offers
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It gets darker earlier at this time of year, so maybe you’re thinking about protecting yourself from evil meter maids. A new Xbox Kinect game from Ubisoft, Self-Defense Training Camp, will help you do just that. The Kinect-exclusive game is available now at retail. Self-Defense Training Camp teaches you the fundamentals of self-defense that will
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Ubisoft today let the Rabbids loose on Xbox Kinect, with the latest game, Rabbids Alive & Kicking, now available at retail. In the game, players can use their body to act out a variety of physically ridiculous and humorous challenges featuring none other than the mischievous Rabbids. The Kinect-exclusive game carries an MSRP of $49.99.
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Publishers must think Xbox Kinect owners are in need of some physical activity, because there’s no stopping the deluge of fitness titles for the platform, including the latest release from Majesco, Jillian Michaels Fitness Adventure. The game is available today exclusively for the Kinect for Xbox 360. Developed by N-Space, Jillian Michaels Fitness Adventure brings
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Now here’s a game we didn’t see coming: a Kinect and Wii title by Deepak Chopra, the famous expert on mind-body wellness. In Leela, Deepak Chopra brings his creativity and philosophies to a medium that’s not often associated with spirituality: the game console. We’re not quite sure what to make of it, so here’s the
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