Console Monster writes: "Since it launched in 2010, Kinect has played host to a wide range of fitness and sports titles to keep gamers active, while also enhancing the gaming experience (if flapping your arms around is your definition of fun).
Rare, the development team behind the likes of Banjo-Kazooie and Viva Piñata, were one of the first developers to embrace the motion sensor technology with the release of Kinect Sports and Kinect Sports: Season Two - the Xbox 360 equivalent of Nintendo’s highly-successful Wii Sports series.
Following on from Kinect Sports’ success on the Xbox 360, it came as no surprise when Rare announced a third game would be released on the Xbox One. Originally intended as a launch title, Kinect Sports Rivals is the first Xbox One title to fully utilise the Kinect sensor; but does it hit the target or has Rare scored an own goal?"
When an original game becomes a hit, it can be difficult to re-configure its secret sauce into an equally enjoyable sequel.
Not Halo 5. It had a bad story COMPARED to past games but it didn't have a bad story overall. The gameplay was top notch, and multiplayer is still one of the best on the market right now. Custom games browser is the single greatest thing 343 did which I'm grateful for.
Halo 5, FarCry 2, Dragon Age 2, Nuts and Bolts, and Gears of War: Judgement were all far from bad games. Hell, even Crackdown 2 was pretty fun.
There's a difference between a lesser sequel, and a bad game.
With a Title that says "horrible sequels", most of these are far from that. Better title should be disappointing sequels. But I'm sure they went with the former to get clicks and bring in the fanboys.
"Some good digital games for PS4, Xbox One and Xbox 360 are on sale at Amazon. Deals include Battlefield Hardline $10, Star Wars: Battlefront Deluxe $35, Kinect Sports Rivals $12 and more!"
If you got young kids around the house, you don't want to be playing games like COD or DOOM. These are some kid friendly games you could get to keep your kiddo's entertained.