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Sharing Videos Of Yourself Playing Kinect Is Ridiculously Easy
Unsurprisingly, there has been a lot of Kinect going on in the GI offices lately. Ever since it showed up, we've all been giving its launch lineup a shot. On deck today was Kinect Sports, and Bryan and I went head-to-head in several track & field events. Once we finished, we were treated to a little montage of us jumping around and generally looking like jackasses. Up in the corner was a little "share this video" option, so we tried it out.
The process for sharing these videos is about as streamlined and user-friendly as possible. Your video gets uploaded from your 360, then you just log on to kinectshare.com with the Windows Live ID associated with your Gamertag. From there, you just click the game you played, and you're given options to download the video or post directly to Facebook.
I was actually really impressed with the whole process, and it was really cool to be able to watch the video mere minutes after we were done playing. Check out the final product below.
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