So here’s what I found about Kinect – Nickelodeon Dance:
There are six extreme‑type sports: rock climbing, kayaking, kite surfing, mountain biking, wingsuit skydiving/gliding, + extreme skiing.
Modes include racing courses, timed trials, collecting coins or items scattered in the course, tricks, etc.
Multiplayer options: both local (splitscreen or shared‑screen) and online features (challenges, comparing with friends’ performances) are present.
Decent visuals for its type; one of its praised points is that it looks relatively good for a Kinect game, especially in terms of realistic settings.
It offers six different sports: Football, Soccer, Boxing, Skiing, Hang Gliding, and Horseback Riding.
There are over 40 sports challenges across those sports.
Modes include both single-player and multiplayer competitions.
Uses full-body motion tracking via Kinect—no additional controller required.
Includes a progression / reputation system: start as a local athlete, earn fame, get media attention, etc.
It also has live commentators in‑game who comment on the player’s performance.
Could be a Kinect tech demo from the 2010s showing:
Real-time motion tracking accuracy
Skeleton tracking and gesture detection
Use of Kinect in interactive art or visual installations with dynamic explosions based on body movements
Full title: Let’s Dance with Mel B
Platforms: Xbox 360 (with Kinect), PlayStation 3 (with Move / PlayStation Eye), Wii
Release: Around May/June 2011 in the UK / Europe.
Developer / Publisher: Lightning Fish Studios / Ubisoft (Black Bean distributor in some regions)
Gameplay: You see your real image on‑screen (via Kinect / camera), and you follow choreographed dances as part of a virtual dance troupe.
Dance Styles: Six styles — urban, pop, 80s, Latin, club, party classics.
Track list: It includes hits like “Wannabe” (Spice Girls), “Poker Face” (Lady Gaga), “I Will Survive” (Gloria Gaynor), “We No Speak Americano”, “In da Club” (50 Cent, clean version), and more (28 songs in total)
Here’s a breakdown of Michael Jackson: The Experience (often called Michael Jackson The Experience) — especially the Kinect / Xbox 360 version — plus things people like/dislike about it. If you want, I can also check availability in Malaysia (digital or physical).
Kung-Fu High Impact is a Kinect-exclusive side-scrolling brawler for Xbox 360, released on November 15, 2011. Developed by Virtual Air Guitar Company and published by UTV Ignition Games, it offers a unique gameplay experience where players' real-time movements are captured and inserted into a comic-style beat-'em-up world. Metacritic
The Kinect sensor tracks full-body movements without the need for a controller.
The game scores you based on how closely your movements match the on-screen dancer.
Includes modes like Sweat Mode to track calories burned, adding a fitness element.
If you want, I can make a full song list for the Kinect version of Just Dance 2018—it’s quite fun to see which hits are included. Do you want me to do that?
Kinect: Joy Ride is a motion-controlled racing game for Xbox 360 that lets players steer, drift, and boost without a controller. Using the Kinect sensor, players control their car by leaning and moving their bodies, racing through colorful tracks, performing stunts, and competing with friends in fun, family-friendly races.
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