Fighter Within really showcases the larger problem with Kinect only games: they just don't work. Ryse: Son of Rome and Crimson Dragon have seemingly avoided this fate, while games like Just Dance and Dance Central are of course the exception to the rule.

Wonder if Kinect 2.0's new tech is sharp enough to register when you flip it the bird? You'll have ample room to figure that out with Fighter Within, a shallow fighter that's more infuriating than fun to play.

Visuals are slick

Insipid campaign; Lame characters; Near-broken controls; Puke-worthy plot

In the seventh console generation we saw an increased focus on motion controls, but the hardware just wasn't capable of the 1:1 translation from movement to screen that gamers would expect, and many games required.

This game is gorgeous

Everything else

Concept: Look like an idiot without any payoff whatsoever Graphics: Someone had access to the Fighting Character Stereotype bingo hopper Sound: The quality of the VO matches that of the gameplay Playability: You can't do anything you want to do Entertainment: There is no reason you should ever play...

We've heard so much about the significantly enhanced Kinect sensor with the Xbox One - what with its improved motion-sensing accuracy and higher-resolution camera - but you wouldn't know that anything had changed based on playing Fighter Within .

- Kinect often fails to recognize more complex maneuvers; - Cinematic-heavy matches are stilted; repetitive; and boring; - Terrible dialogue; story; and characters - everything; really; ?

Parents need to know that Fighter Within is a fighting game for the Xbox One that translates real-world movements into on-screen punches and kicks. Using the Kinect camera, players move their bodies, and those actions are reflected in their on-screen characters. It can be quite a workout.

- Launch games are supposed to showcase new technology, not expose its shortcomings. By not recognizing its own motion controls, Fighter Within is gesture-based by definition alone.

This is a Kinect-only brawler that offers players a chance to pummel their opponents into submission with their bare hands, in theory at least. The reality, however, is far less appealing than the premise.

Don't buy this game. It's cheap for a reason, it's useless. Read the detailed review on Gamespot or ign site. Game play is not good, unresponsive Kinect controls.

This game is amazing it uses the full potential of the Xbox One Kinnect and it gives you a workout without even knowing your having a workout because your enjoying the game so much.