Kinect Fun Labs: I Am Super!

26.03.2012
Genre: Fighting

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Kinect Fun Labs is an application development hub that allows users to play, create and share their own Kinect experiences. There are currently fifteen games in the Fun Labs range. Games released as part of Kinect Fun Labs: -Kinect Me -Build a Buddy -Kinect Googly Eyes -Bobble Head -Avatar Kinect -Kinect Sparkler -Air Band -Mutation Station -Musical Feet -Battle Stuff -Junk Fu -I Am Super! -Kinect Rush: Snapshot -5 Micro Lab Challenge -Mars Rover Landing

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