the game of the year 2011 for kinect.
581421
it is very funny game. I love it. the songs and the moves are very funny and it's a recommended game to learn dance.
2933878
Kinect games are very hit or miss. And Hulk Hogan's Main Event is no different. There are some things to like, but there are more to hate.

The graphics are atrocious.

The sound is inconsistent.

But I actually think the Kinect sensor registers pretty well.

Some moves are ridiculously difficult to pull off, but many Kinect games are.

Overall, it's probably worth the $10 I paid for it, but I would probably rate it lower if I paid $20, $30, $40 for it. If you can get it cheap, try it out.
2072048
I don't mind paying $50 for a game.  Seemed like it would be fun for pre-teens to play at holidays without shooting or fighting, which keeps older guests happy.  In multi-player mode (2) the game stalled out over and over everytime they finished a "challenge".  Waiting for it to go to the next challenge took minutes, not seconds.  It would be nice if Xbox One had a few old style Kinect games for younger guests.  Don't get rid of your 360 w/Kinect if you are looking for holiday fun for the younger crowd.
1024279
the kinect stopped working would not power on, had to send it back to microsoft and get a replacement still waiting...... However when the xbox works it is pretty awesome graphics are great. Not crazy it takes so much of your control away they want you to use it even to control your television....this bothers me....
2704534
So I just bought this game digitally during the ultimate game sale for $10 (only paid $4 since I had some credits from xbox rewards) and it is a pretty good game. After looking at some of the negative reviews I was kind of skeptical how good the kinect would be but it works a lot better than I imagined.
I'm assuming most of the negative reviews are from people who did not follow the directions of how to play the game, otherwise they would at least know that the kinect responds pretty well. It is not perfect but it works. You have to understand there is maybe like half a second of lag and that this is a simulation and that you are not playing a real sport. It is a video game.

The only reason I am not giving this 5 stars is because the game is very simple so there is not much you can do differently but it is a great casual game (I prefer competitive games).

Price:
Most negative reviews are probably from people that bought the game for $50-$60. I would not be very happy at that price either since the game is so simple. The game is worth at most $30-$25. I suggest purchasing this if it is under $20 and you own a kinect that you would like to make use of.

*update*
So after playing multiplayer, I found out that there is about a 1second delay in the responsivenes when playing tennis with two players. Two player rock climbing does not hae any lag so wish they could've made tennis smoother.
4569334
Kinect is not that great yet.  Very hard to control the movements in this game.  Kind of boring after a few plays.
3949234
Call me late to the party but I've barely started to seriously play the Halo series this year.  That's right, this year...ten years after the original's release.

Why such a late start you ask.  Well, I was never impressed with the amount of hype the Halo series seemed to garner especially since it seemed Bungie ripped off every FPS convention that was the de facto standard on the PC, slap it on to a console FPS (some of which the Dreamcast could claimed to have been there and done that) and have it acclaimed as revolutionary.  All gripes aside though, I started with ODST, moved to Reach and just beat CE: Anniversary.  Now that I'm towards the end of Halo 2, I think I can insert my thoughts on this game on Amazon's review section.

I admit, the Halo series is fun.  It's not the be-all, end-all of FPS games but it is very well done.  Halo 2 is no exception.  For a game that turning seven this year, it looks fantastic.  I'm playing it on my Xbox 360 via a Sony KDS-60A2000 60 inch HDTV.  If I didn't know any better, this game could serious pass itself as a very early 360 title.  It looks fantastic; had I played this in 2004 the graphics would have blown me away in the same fashion Metroid Prime and RE4 did.  It's really a rough sneak preview in types graphical wonders that are commonplace in games circa 2010 and 2011. Not to mention, this game is leaps and bounds better looking than its predecessor, in that game's original, un-remade form.

Now, all graphical gushing aside, I must admit the single player mode is very short.  I have managed to reach one of the last levels of the game in just two, albeit, long gaming sittings.  That being said, what is present in this short game is good but not without a one annoying flaw.

My biggest, and really only, gripe about this game is the predictability of it.  It seems you are thrown into a scenario with some exploration, then you get bogged down in a room or two slaughtering enemy, after enemy, after enemy, after enemy, boss.  Rinse and repeat until you get to the end.  Sure, there are sprinklings of vehicular combat - which is very welcome considering the limited amount of vehicles you commandeer in Halo: CE - which give Halo 2 a break in the monotony.

Unfortunately, being that it's 2011, I totally missed out on online multiplayer.  I remember some of my friends loving their LAN parties with the original Halo and also hearing what an excellent experience Halo 2 was on Xbox Live.  I believe them, especially if it was anything like current online Halo exploits.  I really wish I was better online though, or at least had a mouse or even Wii Remote type of device on the 360 as that'd give me a more competitive edge and precision over analog sticks.

The music is great as is the sound.  There was an odd piece during one of the banshee fights that seemed out of place though.  Also, the SMG sounds very weak compared the the Aliens-esque sounding assault rifle in the original Halo.

Anyway, enough rambling.  Halo 2 is a very enjoyable game is still a lot of fun in 2011.
3285695
Honestly, I have a love/hate relationship with the Xbox One.  I've been an Xbox customer, since the first Xbox was released.  Initially, I was pretty disgusted with the quality of the Xbox One, considering the fact that I had to send the console back in to Microsoft on 3 separate occasions before I could finally receive a working Xbox One.  I will give Microsoft credit they definitely tried to appease the situation by offering me free games and xbox live.  In total, I received 3 free games, and I believe about 6 months of Xbox Live.  I think the thing that bothered me the most with Microsoft is that they basically shot themselves in the foot with how they went about rolling out the Xbox One.  For starters, they essentially made it seem like Kinect was a complete integral part to owning the Xbox One.  I can honestly say, I have had my Xbox One for a year now, and I have actually used the Kinect with my games a handful of times.  I used Kinect somewhat in Dead Rising 3 and Kinect Sports.  Kinect was pretty basic and simple in Dead Rising 3, and absolutely shoddy in Kinect Sports.  Overall, I only use Kinect to basically say "Xbox On" and "Xbox, Turn Off."  So, needless to say, I absolutely welcomed the decision for Microsoft to start selling Xbox Ones without Kinect being bundled.  It's completely a $100 add-on, and I definitely suggest you do yourself a favor and save the $100.  However, I am really glad to see that Microsoft appears to be taking steps in the right direction.  From what I can see, there's a lot of interesting and fun titles coming to the Xbox One, and a lot of the updates on the Xbox One has made the user interface not so clunky.  I wish I wouldn't have had to wait an entire year for an actual decent gaming lineup, but now I'm excited to at least see titles around Christmas season, such as Sunset Overdrive, Halo: Master Chief Collection, and GTA V on the Xbox One.  Hopefully, Microsoft takes more clues from Sony on their Games With Gold program, since to date the titles offered for the Xbox One have been abysmal at best.  Overall though, despite my initial negativity surrounding the Xbox One due to my bad experiences and Microsoft's poor choices, I am actually looking forward to the positive changes that Microsoft and the Xbox One has to offer.
*Update 03/25/15*
I finally decided to sell my Xbox One, and made the leap to the Sony Playstation 4.  While I appreciate that Microsoft has made vast improvements with the Xbox One, it was too little too late for me.  Further, I much better enjoy my gaming experience with the Xbox One in comparison to the Xbox One.  Sony won me over this console generation, better luck next time Microsoft.
1907168
The best shooter on any platform in at least ten years.  The pacing marks this game out as different, and the power curve feels extremely rewarding from start to finish.
2506637
I play on kinect all the time. it gets me worked out while i play
2232637
Cool and quiet.

Kinect features are surprisingly useful. Glad it was included.

Controller is comfortable, solid, and an upgrade over the Xbox 360 controller.

Games, apps, and UI features run smooth and fast.

HDMI input for TV is a huge plus.

Everything better than I expected.

Worth the price.
4120508
love this game. it does have trouble switching among players, but the games are great and they change too. It's really good to have my kids see me play. highly recommended. Actually, its the best of the kinect games i bought.
656521
it is the best console of video games. the games are so real and the kinect is the perfect accesory to complete this amazing console. I'm very satiesfied.
2223340
One word: Amazing.

From the excellence of car design to the awesome driving mechanics - this is truly an awesome, well polished game.

The kicker: Top Gear track, and Kia Cee'd.

There's no reason to write a long review for this game - if you have an X360 buy it.

If you like cars, and have no XBOX - go buy an XBOX and then buy this game.

It's that good.
2064735
I love the fact that I can either play games or watch movies on my big screen at home. I have the Wii and other gaming devices, but the Xbox takes precedent over them. The Kinect is also a really cool device and there are many child friendly games out there.
4322283
when will there be basketball, at least free throw shooting. i love the baseball, my partner kicks my tail with her deft hitting and pitching. The football is fun solo. The Kinect still has tremendous untapped potential but I like being on the cutting edge.
3021412
This and the Nike game are the two best fitness games currently out for kinect.  This one is more adventurous and fun, as the Nike game seems to keep you in a gym scenario.