In Depth Video, when the player steps in front of Kinect it captures their likeness and suddenly there they are in the game.
In the given table, is displayed the title, developer(s) and release dates for each game.
[8] Dan Whitehead on Eurogamer stated that "Mostly, it's disappointing that the technology on display feels so clumsy.
It feels like a step backwards for Kinect, displaying its limitations more than its strengths - right when mainstream developers are starting to do interesting things with the device outside of the obvious motion control applications.
"[9] GamePro stated that "Kinect Fun Labs displays some creative ideas, asks its boss what they think is cool, and then it tries to decide where to go from there.