Now you can experience all the action (again) with over 100 different moves on enemies. This includes the Kamehameha, Destructo Disc and other DBZ moves that pale in comparison to the Spirit Bom.

Published by Namco Bandai and developed by Spike Chunsoft DBZ Kinect features 50 characters, with QR cards being provided to unlock characters and special moves. You essentially use the Kinect motion sensing device to punch, kick, charge up energy and unleash devastating moves demonstrated by on-screen prompts from a first person perspective.

There are two modes: ‘Story Mode’ and ‘Score Attack’. Story mode takes players through the atypical events of the franchise (again) while Score Attack is a 1-on-1 battle against foes to gain the highest score. Check it out today and pray your Kinect doesn’t share the pictures with your friends and family.

There are more than 20 different codes, and really, it’s quite indigenous. Either play to unlock the characters or just pony up a little extra for the codes and get them at the beginning (if that is indeed how it will work).

The gameplay though? Hilarious. Check out the player attempting to “power up” Chi energy in the above trailer.

Not only will Dragon Ball Z for Kinect allow you to kamehameha into oblivion with your own fists, but will feature Bardock Super Saiyan as a playable character, the first time in any Dragon Ball video game. In addition, the anime ‘Episode of Bardock’ will feature, an episode previously unavailable in Europe.

With your own hands, DBZ for Kinect allows you to to unleash over 100 moves on your foes, including the legendary Kamehameha, battling your way to victory in this logical evolution of the franchise.

Developed by Spike Chunsoft and published by Namco Bandai, Dragon Ball Z for Kinect comes to Xbox 360 in Europe on 5 October.

Featuring iconic characters, famous attacks, and epic battles authentically created from the original manga series, Dragon Ball Z For Kinect lets players unleash their inner Super Saiyan with no controller in the way! Fans will also be treated to new anime footage debuting in US and Europe for the first time, along with over 50 playable characters and an entirely new character.

Dragon Ball Z for Kinect will be available on October 2012 on Xbox 360.

Moments back we had reported that Skyrim is getting Kinect support. Now another game is getting Kinect support. Dragon Ball Z for Kinect will be coming to the Xbox 360 this October.

The game will support QR code functionality, allowing fans to hold up special QR codes to unlock characters and power-ups in the game.

“There’s going to be no better feeling in the world for fans of the Dragon Ball Z series than standing in front of their screens and unleashing their own fists and raging blasts upon enemies with this game,” said Carlson Choi, Vice President of Marketing, Namco Bandai Games America. “The Kinect sensor has truly enabled the development team to finally realize the dreams of millions of fans of both the classic games and the timeless original anime. This game will truly represent the next generation of interactive entertainment in the Dragon Ball Z universe.”

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