Kinect to be Demoed in Game, HMV

Posted By | On 26th, Jun. 2010

GAME and HMV will be demoing Microsoft’s all new motion sensor, Kinect in-store to please the UK public.

“The key to Kinect and to getting customers is obviously all about demonstration,” head of UK PR for Game, Neil Ashurst said.

“So at the moment our focus is looking at ways of doing that. Beyond that we don’t have any specific details at present.”

Microsft will also have Kinect on display in a select few US stores for the benefit of the public.

Keep checking GamingBolt for more news. And do tell us if you think you’ll look like noobs while playing with Kinect.


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