Harry Potter for Kinect Conjures its Way to Store Shelves
Make your own wizard/witch!
Dishonored and XCOM aren't the only games out today for your Xbox 360. What about your kids? What have they got to play? Well, it's a good thing you asked, because today marks the release date of Harry Potter for Kinect. Yay!
The Eurocom-developed game seems to finish what EA started with its dropped Kinect-only mode for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 - casting spells and repelling Dementors using motion detection. You can also take part in Quidditch matches and create your own wizard or witch character using Kinect's face-scanning technology.
Simply put, the game offers a multitude of different gameplay styles as you relive some of the most iconic scenes in Harry Potter film history. There's co-op and competitive multiplayer modes in it too.
If you fancy waggling your wand in front of your telly, it'll cost you £39.99.
The Eurocom-developed game seems to finish what EA started with its dropped Kinect-only mode for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 - casting spells and repelling Dementors using motion detection. You can also take part in Quidditch matches and create your own wizard or witch character using Kinect's face-scanning technology.
Simply put, the game offers a multitude of different gameplay styles as you relive some of the most iconic scenes in Harry Potter film history. There's co-op and competitive multiplayer modes in it too.
If you fancy waggling your wand in front of your telly, it'll cost you £39.99.
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