Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved - Xbox One

I bought this game when it was 30 dollars on Black Friday. I had watched videos of it online and said that looks fun, but when I saw it that night i couldn't resist. My kids love it, and whenever we have family members over for dinner we always end up playing. It is a Kinect game, but does not require your whole body to be moving, just your arms, so even people that aren't as active as others can stil have a great time playing this. It is full of great music, from classical, contemporary, hip hop, alternative, and 80's rock! Highly Recommended game!

I didn't have a whole lot of interest in this game when I first heard about it, but a reduced price got me curious. The tutorial that they want you to do early in the game is pretty slow/tedious but it really helps you enjoy the gameplay after that. The motions they ask you to do feel somewhat unique for gesture based games and they do seem to mimic Mickey Mouse in Fantasia pretty well. The music in the game is a nice mix of classical music and modern day hits which can all be altered slightly with elements in the game. I won't be playing this forever, but for the low price point that I get it for it was well worth a few nights of entertainment.

I have a PS3, an Xbox 360 and an Xbox One. I bought this for the latter of those 3 consoles, with the intent of keeping my 3 year old entertained. It is very interesting, Too difficult for him, but he had a blast watching me follow movements on the screen which ended up with me looking like Mickey Mouse in Fantasia. The kinect of this new Xbox is better than the old one, and since Sony does not do much with their analogous Move camera, this is the only way to play games like this. Although I admit to having little experience with the Wii U.