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Xbox 360
Adventure
| Requires: | Kinect | ||
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, over the shoulder | Genre: | Adventure |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Frontier Developments | Soft. Co.: | Walt Disney Company |
| Publishers: | Microsoft Game Studios
(GB) |
Released: | 25 May 2012
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 7+ | ||
Video
Summary
One box, double the Disney fun!
Kinect Disneyland Adventures
Ever wanted Mickey Mouse and his friends to come and play in your own home? With Disneyland Kinect Adventures that's now totally possible as The Happiest Place On Earth has been recreated for the 360. Taking Kinect gaming to the next level, players get to explore the Anaheim park in all its glory, meeting their favourite characters in a way that everyone can enjoy.
Of course it's a little tricky to include rollercoasters and rides on a disc, so developer Frontier has reimagined Disneyland's famous rides into a series of minigames. Each game is themed around the ride it's named after; you could be flying over the streets of London alongside Peter Pan, rowing a boat with the Pirates of the Carribean or dancing with the Disney Princesses at the Fantasy Faire. No matter what your favourite bit of the park is, you'll find it here in Disneyland Kinect Adventures.
With 35 different characters to meet as you explore the park, single player and co-op games aplenty, 18 different rides and lots of secrets to discover, Disneyland Kinect Adventures is packed out with things for younger players (and the not so young) to experience. It's like having a theme park in your living room!
Kinect Rush: A Disney•Pixar Adventure
It's pretty fair to say that Kinect Rush: A Disney•Pixar Adventure is a dream come true for fans of Pixar's brand of cartoon fun. Following in the footsteps of Kinect: Disneyland Adventures, the game gives players a chance to jump (literally!) right into their favourite films, using the Microsoft's Kinect peripheral to interact with the virtual worlds around them.
Firing the game up, you'll be prompted to complete the simple task of scanning yourself into the game using Kinect. From there, you'll head to Pixar Park, the game's hub, and five of Pixar's most beloved worlds become your oysters. Cars, Ratatouille, The Incredibles, Up, and Toy Story are all included.
Each world offers up three episodes with an action/adventure flavour. You'll need to complete mini-games, such as chasing Carl's airborne house down a river in Up!, helping Buzz Lightyear ferret out Mr Pricklepants in Toy Story and racing with Lightning McQueen in Cars. It's not all mini-games, though. There are also platforming sections to complete. You'll pump your arms to run, lean over to change direction and even complete actions such as jumping, swinging on vines and sliding down ziplines - all by mimicing the actions in real life!
Kinect Disneyland Adventures
Ever wanted Mickey Mouse and his friends to come and play in your own home? With Disneyland Kinect Adventures that's now totally possible as The Happiest Place On Earth has been recreated for the 360. Taking Kinect gaming to the next level, players get to explore the Anaheim park in all its glory, meeting their favourite characters in a way that everyone can enjoy.
Of course it's a little tricky to include rollercoasters and rides on a disc, so developer Frontier has reimagined Disneyland's famous rides into a series of minigames. Each game is themed around the ride it's named after; you could be flying over the streets of London alongside Peter Pan, rowing a boat with the Pirates of the Carribean or dancing with the Disney Princesses at the Fantasy Faire. No matter what your favourite bit of the park is, you'll find it here in Disneyland Kinect Adventures.
With 35 different characters to meet as you explore the park, single player and co-op games aplenty, 18 different rides and lots of secrets to discover, Disneyland Kinect Adventures is packed out with things for younger players (and the not so young) to experience. It's like having a theme park in your living room!
Kinect Rush: A Disney•Pixar Adventure
It's pretty fair to say that Kinect Rush: A Disney•Pixar Adventure is a dream come true for fans of Pixar's brand of cartoon fun. Following in the footsteps of Kinect: Disneyland Adventures, the game gives players a chance to jump (literally!) right into their favourite films, using the Microsoft's Kinect peripheral to interact with the virtual worlds around them.
Firing the game up, you'll be prompted to complete the simple task of scanning yourself into the game using Kinect. From there, you'll head to Pixar Park, the game's hub, and five of Pixar's most beloved worlds become your oysters. Cars, Ratatouille, The Incredibles, Up, and Toy Story are all included.
Each world offers up three episodes with an action/adventure flavour. You'll need to complete mini-games, such as chasing Carl's airborne house down a river in Up!, helping Buzz Lightyear ferret out Mr Pricklepants in Toy Story and racing with Lightning McQueen in Cars. It's not all mini-games, though. There are also platforming sections to complete. You'll pump your arms to run, lean over to change direction and even complete actions such as jumping, swinging on vines and sliding down ziplines - all by mimicing the actions in real life!
