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Microsoft’s Kinect Schedule Roll-out
Whether you’re dancing with excitement for Microsoft’s Kinect or think the system is going to fall on its face, Microsoft is putting its full weight behind the technology. With at least 17 titles already planned for release before the end of the year, this could be a big launch for the new system. It all starts November 4.
The hardware itself comes out on November 4, but here is the schedule of titles set to come out in the next couple months according to Microsoft’s Press Center:
November 4
- Adrenalin Misfits (Konami)
- The Biggest Loser Ultimate Workout (THQ)
- Dance Central (MTV Games/Harmonix)
- DanceMasters (Konami)
- Fighters Uncaged (Ubisoft)
- Kinect Adventures (Good Science Studio/Microsoft Game Studios)
- Kinect Joy Ride (Big Park/Microsoft Game Studios)
- Kinect Sports (Rare/Microsoft Game Studios)
- Kinectimals (Frontier Developments Ltd./Microsoft Game Studios)
- MotionSports (Ubisoft)
- Sonic Free Riders (Sega)
- Your Shape: Fitness Evolved (Ubisoft)
November 16
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 (Electronic Arts/EA Bright Light)
November 18
- Game Party: In Motion (Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment)
- Zumba Fitness (Majesco)
Holiday
- Deca Sports Freedom (Hudson Entertainment)
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