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The Nintendo Wii made waves when it came out in 2006. It wasn’t because of an exciting array of incredible launch titles – there weren’t any. And it absolutely wasn’t due to the Wii packing dazzling HD graphics – it doesn’t.
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Having for a couple of years twisted my wife’s arm to hold off buying a Nintendo Wii, I finally took the plunge and ‘invested’ in a Microsoft Kinect. We’ve all as a family played on the Nintendo Wii and had great fun, however Microsoft’s marketing of the Kinect as quite literally a game changer where ‘you are the controller’ is certainly impressive, but does this change work for the better in an average family? In this review I outline our initial experiences of the Kinect from setup to ‘I need to sit down!’
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