We're going to run through seven of the announced games in the lineup, put them next to the closest equivalents Nintendo's already offered, and then let you be the judge. First up? Sports. Kinect ...

For example, Your Shape seems like Microsoft's answer to the very popular Wii Fit software and Balance Board hardware from Nintendo. Kinect Sports--which I'm guessing will ship with Kinect--is the ...

It’s been a half-decade since Nintendo introduced them in the Wii ... In other ways, however, motion controls aren’t quite there yet. “Kinect Sports: Season Two” is proof of both things.

Like Nintendo’s and Sony’s similar efforts, Kinect Sports has its share of must-plays and avoid-at-all-costs activities. The worst is Track and Field; like the real-life sport it requires lots ...

I’m ecstatic that I can push this game into his life, because reader, I promise that it’s better than literally every Kinect game … and nearly every Wii game, too. Nintendo Switch Sports ...

Does Kinect Sports: Season Two’s controller-free gestures ... "A colossal package even if you never go anywhere near Virtual Currency" Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour is a baffling, fascinating ...

It's difficult to envision this Kinect title inspiring Xbox One consoles to fly off shelves in the same way "Wii Sports" did for Nintendo's Wii eight years ago. "Kinect Sports Rivals" — much ...

The first major Kinect-only game attempts to bring motion controls into the next generation, but is bowling and tennis really the best way? Kinect Sports Rivals review – next gen Wii Sports ...

Do you think that the Xbox One with it's original plans for Family Sharing and the bundled Kinect would have gone down better with todays gaming audience? What did you think of the Nintendo Switch ...

The Wii launched with Wii Sports, The PlayStation Move launched with Sports Champions, and now Kinect for the Xbox ... Imprisonment – Creator's Voice | Nintendo Switch 2 Link Embed Size: 640 ...

Making no attempt to disguise its influences, Kinect Sports features six main activities ... like box-ticking inclusions according to the Nintendo blueprint, which is no bad thing in itself.