Kinect Star Wars

[Losonti Tokash]

You just plug it into the usb port on the back, it's not like the 250gb hard drives that require one of the newer xboxes.

E: f,b and on a new page, too. Ugh.

[PainRack]

Ok.... Thread necro here but I didn't want to open a new thread to ask for an opinion. Is the game worth playing in a LAN shop with a group of friends? I'm planning an reunion with some old classmates and I'm thinking of going to a gameshop with Kinect games and well, this thing popped out at me.


Alternatively, if I do score a date with a certain someone, I was wondering whether a kinect game might be a funny way to score attention points.

[DesertFly]

It's a fun social activity that doesn't require learning what each of the (to the "non-gamers") multiple similar-looking buttons do, instead relying on flailing about wildly (which is always fun to watch people do, especially when there is a group of people to laugh about it). I've found that movement-based games (both Wii and Kinect) are definitely suited to casual gatherings.

[Stark]

Everyone loves Rancors. Everyone.

Well, except fatty videogame reviewers. But y'know they didn't get fat by crushing Theed with their bare hands.

[weemadando]

I'm currently doing Once Upon A Monster with my son. When the price bottoms out on Kinect Star Wars I'm sure he'll dig that too.

[Stark]

Tell me about it; I liked it, but I didn't $60 like it.

Once Upon a Monster is AWESOME. My friends' kids all love it.

[weemadando]

Actual gameplay review:

COOKIE COOKIE COOKIE COOKIE JUMP COOKIE JUMP YAAAAAY