Microsoft Japan announced today with a press release that the company will launch a new bundle for the local market including an Xbox One, Kinect and three games.
With Xbox 360 and a Kinect peripheral now cheap as chips, I finally got down with my funky self with Dance Central.
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Neil writes "Zoo Tycoon first hit Xbox One way back in 2013, alongside an Xbox 360 version, to ensure all those who had jumped on board with the launch of Xbox One and Kinect 2.0 had something to mess around with. Kinect features were plentiful, and kids the world over absolutely adored getting hands on with the wonders of the zoo. Now though, some four years later, and Kinect is pretty much dead in the water, but technology has also moved on ten-fold and that has enabled the Ultimate Animal Collection edition of Zoo Tycoon to become a reality."
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Microsoft's continues effort to try and improve the Xbox brand's fortunes in Japan will never cease to amaze me.
I'm quite addicted to zoo tycoon... i like making zoos, and my daughter likes feeding, washing, and playing with the animals. i just wish there was a bigger limit on zoo size, once i have a few exhibits and all the amenities, it's full.
I don't know why they keep trying.
If the PS4 can barley do good in japan, then what makes you think the XB1 will?
The Xbox One is selling less than a thousand units in Japan per week.
They should seriously reconsider whatever they are doing there.
This crappy bundle wont help.