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June 6, 2011 05:03 pm EDT
The following games will also be coming to Xbox 360 with Kinect Support:
Original Link: http://www.engadget.com/2011/06/06/kinect-support-explodes-ea-sports-mass-effect-3-hop-on-board/
Kinect support explodes, EA Sports, Mass Effect 3, and more hop on board
Kinect is almost as popular for its hacks as it is for actually playing games, but Microsoft and its third party developers are making a hard push for motion and voice-controlled games on the Xbox 360. Popular EA Sports franchises Madden NFL, FIFA World Cup, and Tiger Woods PGA Tour will all join the motion-gaming parade. No longer will you have to punch obscure sequences of buttons to pick plays, you'll actually be able to call out running patterns to your offensive line. Plenty of others are also getting in on the shouting and arm-flailing action, including Mass Effect 3, Forza Motorsport 4, Fable: The Journey, and Ghost Recon -- in fact, we were told, "all future titles in the Tom Clancy franchise will leverage Kinect." Crytek also offered a sneak peak at Ryse, a Roman-era brawler that will have you headbutting the air to take out baddies. Looks like you'll have to start stretching before firing up your console from now on.The following games will also be coming to Xbox 360 with Kinect Support:
- Minecraft
- Disneyland Adventures
- Kinect Star Wars
- Sesame Street Once Upon a Monster
- Kinect Fun Labs
- Kinect Sports: Season 2
- Dance Central 2
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