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Konami to air pre-E3 conference this Thursday

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Ryan Reynolds
– May 30, 2012Posted in: News

Konami has announced that it will be airing it’s semi-annual pre-E3 conference this Thursday at 7:30am EST on GameTrailers.com. While we can only guess at what will be shown, it is worth noting that Konami is home to numerous well known franchises such as Metal Gear Solid, Castlevania, Frogger and Pro Evolution Soccer. The Japan based gaming giant has also been a staunch supporter of Kinect since its inception with Arcade titles such as Leedmees, Hole in the Wall and Rhythm Party, so we’re hoping to see more Kinect enabled love from Konami this year. While E3 2012 will not have officially kicked off when the conference airs, Konami will be the first major publisher to host a conference for this year’s show. We’ll bring you any and all Kinect related news from Konami’s event as it breaks, so be sure to stay tuned!

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Deal of the Week discounts collection of XBLA Kinect titles

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Ryan Reynolds
– May 15, 2012Posted in: Deals, News

Beginning today, Microsoft is discounting the entire collection of Kinect enabled Xbox Live Arcade games, giving Kinect owners the opportunity to swoop in on a motion sensing marathon at a fine price. Kicking off the sale from the top is the classic Fruit Ninja Kinect, which is selling for 560 Microsoft Points. While it is the most “expensive” game included in the sale, it is also the most successful and most widely known.

Every other game included in the sale is selling for 400 Microsoft Points, representing a 50% price reduction. Leading the way is Double Fine Happy Action Theater, followed by NanaOn-Sha’s haunted house ride Haunt. Next up is a pair of Konami titles represented by Leedmees and Hole in the Wall. For more information on each game, simply click its title above. If you’ve been holding out on picking any of these up, the prospect of saving money makes this sale a great opportunity to jump in and join the fun. The sale will end on May 21st.

Check out after the break for links to the marketplace and reviews where applicable.

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Xbox Kinect Fans Most Wanted: E3 2012

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Ryan Reynolds
– May 11, 2012Posted in: Features, Most Wanted

The biggest gaming event of the year is almost upon us, with all of the industry’s heavy hitters preparing to bring out the big guns to impress both fan and investor alike at E3 2012. Every year, gamers tune in to the their televisions, internet streams and Twitter feeds to see what the year’s biggest announcements are. Here at Xbox Kinect Fans, we put our heads together to compile a list of what we want to see from Microsoft and the Xbox brand at this year’s show. So read on, get excited, and start counting down the days until Microsoft’s press briefing on June 4th!

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Leedmees discount

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Sean Prideaux
– March 13, 2012Posted in: Deals, News

Currently, Konami is having a sale on XBLA games; of these there is a single one that sticks out for us Kinect users. Leedmees is available for a discount price of 400 MSP rather than the 800 it is usually set at. We found that Leedmees is a reasonable game and if you wish to indulge yourself with a look at our review, you can do so here. If you wish to take a glance at the other offerings on Xbox this month, then take a gander at Major Nelson’s blog here.

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Leedmees review (XBLA)

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admin
– January 10, 2012Posted in: Reviews, XBLA Reviews

Leedmees was developed and published by Konami. It was released on September 7, 2011 and retails for 800 MSP. A copy of the game was provided for review purposes.

Leedmees is the third game in a string of Xbox Live Arcade releases to utilize the Kinect sensor and given the lack of quality Kinect titles warranting a full release, this looks to be a good move by Microsoft. Developed by Konami, Leedmees is a puzzle game in which you take on the role of a giant who must help tiny creatures called Leedmees on to safety by using your body to form a bridge and avoiding deadly obstacles such as spikes, ghosts and beach balls.

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