El33tonline writes:
"When playing a realistic racing game, purists will always strive to achieve the most authentic experience possible by using a specialised racing wheel controller, complete with pedals and (preferably) gear shift capabilities.
When playing an action-oriented or arcade style racer, however, a standard gamepad will do just fine as it’ll still provide the fast-paced and thrilling core experience gamers crave.
But when you’re playing Kinect Joy Ride, an arcadey, action-oriented racing game with a firm focus on stylised realism and a definite preference for ‘party fun’ rather than ‘competitive fun’ in multiplayer, you don’t need a controller at all!"
Joining the Xbox 360 Action Pack released yesterday, the Xbox 360 Kinect 3-Pack is now available on Amazon.ca, for as long as there is stock.
And yet i like Kinect very much. It's very popular when my cousins visit too. i like a variety of games from Halo, Gears and Bayonetta to different experiences too that offer a fresh new experience. It's not for everyone but i like Kinect just fine as do others. It's not that hard to describe something you don't like as bad but then what of those that enjoy the experience of Kinect
Motion games hit their mark with kids 12 and under, but which games do it best? Find out as Chi-Lan counts down the Top 5 in GT Motion.
Platform Online review Kinect Joy Ride.
