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My 2-3 year old kids love the Kinect on the xbone. Well, the love Fruit Ninja on there and have zero problems with it despite their stature. They've played the

My 2-3 year old kids love the Kinect on the xbone. Well, the love Fruit Ninja on there and have zero problems with it despite their stature. They've played the game weekly for a couple years now. I just point the Kinect down a little for them (and play on my knees if I join them) and sometimes move one sofa back a couple feet if more than one person is playing at a time. The improvements in the xbone over 360 in the Kinect department were huge. I kept waiting for another game in the vein of Fruit Ninja, but none came. Also use the Kinect for voice controls on movies. It was the equivalent of the Echo but well ahead of time.

larrik 9y ago
I had hopes for the xbone kinect, but they seemed to stop making games for it when they unbundled it (which was before I bought into it). Microsoft could have taken the outcry about the bundling 2 ways: 1) Make the Kinect awesome with awesome software, and make those people wish they had gotten it bundled. 2) Fall on their sword and assume that when people don't want to be _forced_ into something is also means that they don't want to choose it ever. They obviously chose option 2, but I think option 1 would have served them better.