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Buy A Kinect, Get Child Of Eden Free
Microsoft has announced that gamers who purchase a Kinect will now get Child of Eden free in addition to the peripheral's pack-in title, Kinect Adventures.
Major Nelson revealed that Q Entertainment's trippy shooter will be available via a download code in new Kinect bundles, which will retail at the peripheral's standard $150 price tag. The bundle features a sticker of Child of Eden on the front of the box for easy identification, but there are reportedly limited quantities, so be prepared to bludgeon your way through a throng of casual gamers to get your copy. Don't worry, though – casual gamers probably won't put up much of a fight.
For more on Child of Eden, check out our review.
[via Gamasutra]
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