In addition to these, a further two gadgets are available for download, Bobble Head and Build A Buddy weighing in at around MB and MB respectively, that's around 1.
Rather frustratingly and often a regular issue with Xbox file transfers I was unable to do anything else with my whilst downloading these gadgets. Too bad, download cancelled, set it up again. This will annoy me until the end of time or at least until Microsoft sort it out. Whilst there's nothing quite so bold in this package, it is quite nice to finally try out some of the other Kinect capabilities on the console it was designed for. Were Microsoft encouraged by the community's hacking efforts?
The idea behind Kinect Me is to take images from the Kinect sensor of your face and turn it into an avatar. Unfortunately, there are two issues with this: you can't export your created avatar to use in normal games or on the dashboard and it doesn't work very well. Now I've not got the biggest living room in the world, but games like Dance Central and Kinect Adventures work pretty well.
I always stick a few extra lights on when I play one directly above me, lighting my face well but this didn't seem to make any difference.
A close inspection of my avatar revealed some sort of nasal disfigurement I never realised I had, and some odd splotchy black bits which I assume were my facial hair that didn't make me look particularly handsome. And I'm not the only one. A thread on the official Xbox forums reveals a number of users have had issues.
Blotchy, spotty. In fairness, I thought the way it handled my hair was pretty good and of course it might work just fine for you, especially if you don't have a beard. Much like Kinect Me, this one is daring yet somewhat flawed though there's no denying that the technology is impressive.
It can be pretty fiddly getting things to scan without having your hand or arm in the picture, and my Xbox constantly told me items were too small, too close or too far away — making it pretty fiddly to use. Once you've scanned in your item, adjusted the eyes and jumped around stage you're invited to record a skit to share with your friends. Ask Question.
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The only way I was able to get into Kinect Fun Labs with the latest dashboard update was to: Press the Guide button the "Xbox button" in the center of the controller Scroll all the way left to the "Games and Apps" slice Select "Recent" Press the Right Bumper RB twice to get to the "All" tab Scroll down the list to Kinect Fun Labs and hit A Owing to the odd way it's classified by the Marketplace, you can't pin the game, and it doesn't appear to show up in the "Recent" view even if it is the last thing you've played.
Improve this answer. Thanks, it's a bit cumbersome but that appears to have got me in! GAThrawn, yeah, I wish there was an easier way, but there doesn't appear to be Adeese Adeese If you do this, you end up at the Marketplace page for Kinect Fun Labs, which doesn't appear to let you actually launch the game, sadly.
PotatoEngineer Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. And since Kinect innovation never stops, new Gadgets are launching all the time. Last edited: Nov 5, Rick , Jun 12, Joined: Jun 19, Messages: 6 Likes Received: 0. Joined: Sep 1, Messages: Likes Received: Corona , Jun 20, Needlemouse , Jun 20, Corona , Jun 21, InsaneNutter , Jun 21, It should work on a Jtag if extracted with WxPirs, I have seen a version for this on Torrent sites anyway.
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