ThisisXbox writes: "If you’ve been stuck at a loose end with your Kinect Sensor and wondering if there ever was going to be a game that can tick all the boxes for being Fun, Entertaining, Great Visuals, less child orientated and something that truly puts you personally in the game as you not only become the controller – but the character too, then Kung-Fu High Impact should rank at the top of your list for the must-have Kinect game this holiday period. For gamers who don’t want to dance, lose weight, talk to virtual animals or play competitive sports with their Kinect, but want something considered more ‘blokey’ and outrageously funny where you can just jump in and fight your way through your own campaign – this is for you! "
Xbox Sector writes, After a brief email conversation we’ve just got exclusive confirmation from the developers Virtual Air Guitar, the team behind a wealth of Kinect titles across Xbox 360 and Xbox One.
And they’re preparing to bring their smack-em up 360 title Kung-Fu High Impact to the Xbox One.
123KINECT exclusively reveals that independent developer Virtual Air Guitar Company are hoping to bring a sequel to their Kinect full-body motion fighting game, Kung-Fu High Impact, to Xbox One!
Kung-Fu High Impact is a full-body motion fighting adventure that uses Kinect to scan YOU inside the game to fight the baddies with real kicks and punches.
Well, fighting side to side (2D) get 9/10 and is better than all 3D games on Kinect. Okay, that is one opinion. I need to read more before I comment on the concept.
It was scored 9/10 because it's about the use of kinect, replay value, gameplay. It's quite a challenging game, that's really very responsive with kinect controls and the ability to pick anything up beside you and use it as a weapon was a great feature - it is an amazing game. The only Kinect game out there that actually puts you into it, rather than an avatar or character. You can fight enemies in any style that suits you... Not sure where you are located, but for anyone in the UK it's not out until February anyway...
It is an amazing game from thisisxbox.com's point of view. The devs haven't jumped on the band-wagon with sports, or dancing and have made something really quite different. It will not appeal to everyone, but there really needs to be a demo on the marketplace for this one I think.
This was originally Kung Fu Live, a $15 PlayStation Eye game. Looks almost exactly the same.
They're charging $40 for it? Wow.