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Kung-Fu For Kinect Is Out Now

 

 

Nottingham, England, Friday June 24th, in the year of our Lord 2016: Geek Mode PR, the Finnish developers Virtual Air Guitar Company are proud to announce that the highly acclaimed Kung-Fu for Kinect is now available for the Xbox One priced at just $19.99 / £14.99

Following on from Kung-Fu High Impact on Xbox 360, Kung-Fu for Kinect makes full use of the improved Kinect for Xbox One in the form of more accurate punches, faster motion response and smaller space requirements. So that priceless Ming vase of yours is safe. Well, relatively speaking.

Here is the Family Friendly Gaming Review.

“We’ve been blown away by the fantastic early response and are delighted to find that Kinect fans are still alive and kicking,” says Aki Kanerva, Founder and Lead Designer at Virtual Air Guitar Company.

About Kung-Fu For Kinect :
Punching air has never felt this good! Kung-Fu for Kinect takes the player’s own video image and puts it inside a 2D fighting adventure. The player fights comic-book villains with real kicks and punches. During cutscenes, Kinect takes snapshots of the player’s poses, giving the player the lead role in their own animated comic book.
As with the company’s previous games, Kung-Fu has been designed with daily physical activity in mind. Exercise is one of the big reasons why we make motion games. We want to provide both kids and adults with games that are enjoyable on their own, but also keeps them up and active.

No word on a physical copy version of this game at this time. Families are required to pay for Internet usage fees to download this game. For more information click here.

 

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