Fruit flies up in front of your face, and you need to cut it down. Speaking of mobile games transposed to the Xbox 360, Fruit Ninja Kinect is another no-brainer proposition that made perfect sense for Microsoft’s peripheral.
It’s essentially Angry Birds, but for the Xbox 360 and built for Kinect, and it’s just as fun as that premise sounds, as long as you can get the Kinect to play along with you (it could be notoriously fiddly). The basic premise of Wreckateer is incredibly simple you use your body to throw projectiles at buildings and try to destroy them. You could play with them, cuddle them, and feed them with motion controls and your voice, and animals included tiger cubs and other adorable little friends.
KinectimalsĪs you’ve probably surmised from the title, Kinectimals was all about looking after a bunch of cute, fluffy animals using the Kinect. That turned out to be the case, too, as the Dance Central series did well for itself on Kinect, finally helping the peripheral realise its pulpy potential. Of course this was the perfect game for a device that wanted to keep you in constant motion. When Dance Central was revealed for Kinect, it felt like an instant no-brainer. However, the game’s Kinect controls did arguably add to the immersion, so we’re including it here. It took the claustrophobic survival horror of the previous two games and focused more on the action, which fans felt was a misstep. In retrospect, Dead Space 3 wasn’t a great game in its franchise.
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