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Dragon Ball Z for Kinect
While it's too early for us to say whether or not you'll have fun playing Namco Bandai's Dragon Ball Z for Kinect, it's safe to assume you will look extremely silly doing so.
This Xbox 360 exclusive brings all the real-life fast-punching and karate kicking you'd expect to your living room, allowing Dragon Ball fans to live out their spiky-hair fighting fantasies. This new trailer gives us our first look at the game in action. For more, check out our original story on the game.
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