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Product description Kinectimals in a game for the Xbox 360 using its Kinect technology. As I have in previous reviews I will explain a little about the Kinect sensor for those that are nor familiar with it.

this game is amazing my daughter loved it..... its so clever and so much fun to play....defo a game fot the kids what with being able to skip, jump,and play with the animals on the screen

Kinectimals is an Xbox 360 compatibal game, which requires a kinect sensor to play, which considering the technology it must of required to make, i feel is a pretty reasonable price at £120, or there abouts.

very good fun and exercise for young children

The voice over cat talks for too long sometimes

We're training our children to see man-eating animals as cute little playthings now, are we? Apparently so, and very engaging and happy the results are too - even though you can use your own voice to make your Bengal tiger respond to the name 'Hitler'.

Even at my cynical age, I have to admit that the first time my Kinectimal bounded towards my phone's screen, the handset vibrating as his paws padded against the display, I smiled.

As a $15 add on it is a pretty good deal. As a $50 disc, not so much because you are then effectively paying $25 for bears and $25 for cats. After the holidays the price on this will probably drop a good $10 and then it might be a better time to nab this up.

I bought this game knowing that my 4 year old son was going to get the most fun out of it. However, when I worked out the calibration and how it might work for him, I found myself drawn in and an hour went by in a flash.

My child has really loved this game or maybe I should call it an interactive experience. There are a lot of activities you can do with the tigers. The motion recognition works quite well so kids don't get frustrated. Everything is explained well and simply enough.

Some of the most spirited debates we have here at Family Friendly Gaming is where a sequel lands compared to the original. Kinectimals was the third ever game (in thousands reviewed) to attain a perfect one hundred score.