Strategy Informer has a selection of screenshots published for Dr. Kawashima's Body and Brain Exercises.
If you're one of many Xbox 360 gamers who asked Santa for a Kinect this Christmas, you've probably exhausted the peripheral's line up of sports and dancing games.
You're probably looking for a few reasons to keep the camera set up in the living room. We'll we've got a few, in fact we've got 11 reasons for you to get off the count and waving your arms around with Kinect this year.
The only game that looks somewhat interesting to me is that rise of nightmares one. Reminds me of house of the dead. Haven't really seen anything else though for me but I can see how other people may be interested in some of that other stuff. After all even if it doesn't appeal to me, MS must be doing something right because it's sold phenomenally well and better than most have expected I'd say.
Good article but it's still not enough to make me want one. Forza is the best game on that list and if im going to pay 150 dollars for a controller to play it with it'll be on a wheel. Im sure that would be the best way to play it.
As a side note to the angry internet croud. You guys seem to be filled with so much hate. I just don't understand why all of you are so angry... I hope whatever it is that has made you this way you can overcome it. Living with hate is not living at all my friends.
Child Of Eden was a huge reason I got my Kinect, cant wait to try it out. Gunstringer and Forza 4 are going to be sick as well.
The Sega Horror game as well as project Draco definitely have me interested but I need to see more on those first.
What we really need today is an article that is like Kinect vs KillZone3. That would really stir up some bitterness.
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Namco Bandai today announced two upcoming add-on packs for Dr.Kawashimas Body and Brain Exercises, the train your brain game which is exclusively on Kinect for the Xbox 360.
FragLand - Although Dr. Kawashima didn't investigate the relationship between violence, sex and games, he's not unknown in the land of multimedia entertainment. He get his fame with his Brain Training game on the Nintendo DS and it was one of the reasons that made the DS so succesful. Now the guy has started using Microsoft's new motion technology to not only stimulate our brain, but also our body.