We go hands-on with Disney and Microsoft's Kinect: Disneyland Adventures at E3 2011. Check out the Kinect: Disneyland Adventures stage demo straight from the 2011 Microsoft press conference.

This week on Family Gamer TV we are comparing Kinect Rush with Disneyland Adventures. As you will see in the show, we discovered that if you put the effort into getting your room set up well for ...

How would you like to go to Disneyland and not leave home? Kinect Disneyland Adventures lets you do just that. Come along, I can get us to the head of the line for the Matterhorn! You are visiting ...

Kinect: Disneyland Adventures. Kinect: Disneyland Adventures is as explanatory a title as they come, as you'll create an avatar and go on adventures throughout the meticulously recreated theme park.

That is where Kinect Disneyland Adventures comes in. The game is a realistic portrayal of the real Disneyland, crossed with the fantasy that people have created in their own minds around it.

With successful Kinect launch game Kinectimals under his belt, Braben has turned his attention to making Disneyland Adventures as good as it can be before launch at the end of the year.

Check out the Kinect: Disneyland Adventures stage demo straight from the 2011 Microsoft press conference.

So believe me when I say that Kinect Disneyland Adventures recreates the Magic Kingdom so well that it sometimes surpasses Disneyland itself. Kinect Disneyland Adventures is without a doubt one of ...

“Kinect: Disneyland Adventures” video game, an ultimate Disney theme park experience, launches on November 15, 2011 in North America. The game will allow players to travel on legendary Disney ...

including the family-friendly Kinect Disneyland Adventures. The brief demo showed off two kids flying through Peter Pan's world and collecting coins. Then a brief teaser video showed off some of ...

The rides are fun, and are similar to Kinect Adventures, a collection of minigames that came bundled with the hardware. However, it is the open world roaming of Disneyland that intrigues the most.

What's important is that my fig tree made the cut. It's in Kinect: Disneyland Adventures, along with a thousand other strange, often seemingly unimportant, utterly crucial details that make up the ...