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List Price : $39.99 Price : $14.58
List Price : $39.99 Price : $14.58
Product Description
Step inside a visionary entertainment experience that synchronizes stunning graphics and innovative sound design to electrify your senses. In Child of Eden, the newest project from renowned game designer Tetsuya Mizuguchi, Microsoft Kinect enables you to use your whole body as the controller, with no physical barriers between the game world and you. The unique synergy of movement, audio, and visuals makes Child of Eden a groundbreaking total sensory experience that is literally unforgettable.
- A visionary entertainment experience that synchronizes stunning graphics and innovative sound design to electrify the senses.
- Coming straight from Mizuguchi-san's mind, gameplay is unique, surprising, rich and beautiful.
- Simple and natural controls: Designed for standard controllers and for the KINECT sensor.
- Use your body to move the camera, and both hands to lock-on and shoot for a completely new and multi-sensory shooting game experience.
- Scored by Mizuguchi's band The Genki Rockets, the music was made specifically for the game and adapts as your experience progresses.
Child Of Eden Reviews
Child Of Eden Reviews
| 77 of 86 people found the following review helpful  Must own game to show off your Kinect (still great w/o Kinect), = Fun: This review is from: Child Of Eden (Video Game) Child of Eden - The good- Beautiful graphics and audio soundtrack - Immersive Kinect controls - Use of up to 4 controllers as vibrating force feedback - Well-designed shmup (shoot'em up) with intricate gameplay-scoring mechanics Child of Eden - The not so good - Shmups tend to be shorter games than other genres - Menu navigation can be confusing because it sometimes switches between Kinect and controller - sitting position does not control as well as standing (higher Kinect sensor placement preferred as well) Menu navigation can be with either the Kinect of the game controller. Menu navigation is a little confusing because it doesn't seem you can go completely controller-free to navigation. It appears you can but often the game seems to switch to controller mode and you have to press a button on the controller to switch back to Kinect menu control. In general, the menus are a little confusing in terms of selecting... Read more 47 of 52 people found the following review helpful Best Kinect Game yet!!, By = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Child Of Eden (Video Game) I received the game from Amazon yesterday and all I can say this is a must buy. I have not played the game without the Kinect (you do have the option to do so). Also I have the Kinect on top of my DLP (the first review said that it works better if it was placed higher).This is the best game out for the Kinect yet (6/14/11), period (Sorry Kinect Sports, your 2nd best now). The Graphics are simply amazing, easily a 10. The controls were very good, and the sensor picked up and tracked my arm movements very easily. The pace of the game was great (and some parts are frantic). You use your right hand to target your laser and after you lock on up to 8 targets a quick flick of your wrist fires the laser. You use your left hand to target and fire a rapid fire gun that can shoot down enemy missiles that are fired at you. When you raise both hands you unleash a powerful bomb that basically nukes everything on the screen. There are blue balls that are... Read more 24 of 28 people found the following review helpful  It's ok for $25, By Com (UK) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: Child Of Eden (Video Game) Was expecting more based on all these good reviews. It's basically flapping your arms around as you're shown computer art; more specifically flapping your right arm most of the time and waving around your left arm if you see purple. It's ok, glad I got it for $25 in the BYOG1F sale at best buy. Other kinect games (e.g. kinect adventures, kinect sports, and dance central) are always an instant hit with guests when they come round, but I'm not sure this will go down as well as it's less intuitive and needs some explaining -- and even then it's not going to be everyone's cup of tea. |
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