Eurogamer: "Unlike Kinect Sports and Adventures, Joy Ride doesn't actually make you move very much. You can even play it sitting down with moderate success. You simply hold your hands out in front of you on an imaginary steering wheel and veer left and right, and your avatar will do the same in its little sportsmobile. There's no need to worry about accelerating and braking, as the game does that for you. You've got more important things to fret over, like how you're going to pay the rent after spending £165 on a magic camera and a racing game."
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
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Platform Online review Kinect Joy Ride.
LOL @ Joyride..never looked worth a full price purchase..
The Forza support looked cool though..
I'll but it when it hits the bargain level..just like I will for Move's Tokyo Riders..just games for mindless fun..but not worth 40-50 dollars
Evil
Looks like this may be the lowest scoring lanuch game.
Let the shovel wares begin!