It’s a massive, bustling, open world, full of kids dragging their parents around from attraction to attraction. Once that’s out of the way you’re free to explore the park to your heart’s content. Character creation is simple enough that anyone can navigate the options, but still manages to offer just about enough breadth of choice for you to come up with a character that suits. The first thing you’ll do in Kinect: Disneyland Adventures is create a character to be used throughout the game. Ultimately, though, it becomes too derivative, and falls short of the best that Kinect has to offer families and children this holiday. Having never been myself, it’s hard to attest to the accuracy of Frontier’s virtual Disneyland, but it’s packed with sights and sounds from staple Disney franchises that should make it a joy for kids to explore. Kinect: Disneyland Adventures isn’t just your typical Kinect mini-game collection for kids, it’s an actual virtual recreation of that most famous of theme parks. By Craig S, posted on 03 December 2011 / 10,432 Views
