Kinect for Xbox 360: All You Need is You Nick Stio

 Software System  Motion sensor input  Controller free  Uses gestures and spoken commands

 Full Body Gaming  Allows use of the body as the controller  When the body moves, the Kinect reciprocates the action on the screen “Controller-free gaming means full body play. Kinect responds to how you move. So if you have to kick, then kick. If you have to jump, then jump. You already know how to play. All you have to do now is to get off the couch.”

 It’s All About You  Allows each student to create an Avatar to personalize the workout  Keeps record of individual progress throughout “Once you wave your hand to activate the sensor, your Kinect will be able to recognize you and access your Avatar. Then you'll be able to jump in and out of different games, and show off and share your moves.”

 Use Your Voice  Voice activation is also used for control free play  Helps save on controller expenses “Kinect uses advanced entertainment technology to respond to the sound of your voice. Just say "Xbox" to reveal a series of voice commands. So you'll be able to control HD movies with the sound of your voice—no remote required.”

 Something For Everyone  Can be performed individually  Team collaboration  Variety of activities to choose from “Whether you're a gamer or not, anyone can play and have a blast. And with advanced parental controls and movies for the family, Kinect promises a gaming experience that's safe, secure and fun for everyone.”

 Enhances confidence  Enhances self-esteem  Social skills  Collaborative activities  Team efforts

 Package deal at $ includes:  Xbox 360  4GB Console  Kinect  One Game “Kinect Adventures”  Other cost:  Online connection at approximately $60/year  Games at $29.99-$59.99

This would appeal to students interested in getting fit This would appeal to students interested in dancing/alternative ways in getting fit This game offers alternative training for certain activities

 Available for purchase:  *Best Buy* *Best Buy  Wal-Mart Wal-Mart  Target Target  Gamestop “Deptford Mall” Gamestop

 Individual activities  Practicing fundamental skills ▪ Ex. Soccer kicks  Group activities  Applying fundamental skills ▪ Ex. Seeing how many goals students can score as a group  Stations  Assessing fundamental skills ▪ Ex. Competing for which team can score the most goals