Yoostar 2 - Kinect compatible (Xbox 360)

Only £2 so I should really moan, but what a waste of time. There is very little fun in seeing the few scenes you do recognise carved up and completely changed to facilitate your appearance and then have some utterly arbitrary scoring mechanism introduced that makes no sense whatsoever, not to mention half the scenes coming from films that I am pretty sure were never actually released. Let's just say, there's a damn good reason it's £2 and that is probably all it has going for it. As a cheap stocking filler it initially impressed but I highly doubt will ever go beyond the initial 10 minutes it was played with.

Considering how cheap this was for a brand new Xbox game I feel that I cant really complain. I understand why some other users have been disappointed with the quality, but its a quirky game that you can have a lot of fun with. if you don't mind the slightly dodgy way that you are imported into a film scene and having to shout at the top of your voice like Brian Blessed just so that it can register what you have said, then its a fairly decent game. If your still undecided about whether or not to get this I think you should take a punt. Its only a couple of quid and although the primitive Kinect technology is questionable it at least makes you laugh at how terrible you sound, so its worth it just for that.

put yourself in famous scene in movies, have rocky balboa ask you why you are ashamed of him, play the role of arnie in terminator in the police room saying I'll be back and so much more, I saw this by mistake on youtube and expected it to cost around £35 and would have paid this, imagine how happy I was when I went on amazon and they where selling it for £2.75, what a steel! and it doesn't disapoint, this is so much fun for friends and family! excellent.

kept us amused and did its job well

For the price I paid (less than £5) this was a bargain. The game is pretty fun to play, but seeing as I brought it for family nights, I was disappointed by the lack of children's films contained on the disc. Although additional movies can be added to the game, these seem to be priced over and above what I would expect to pay for them given the content that came with the disc. These additonal movies are sold in bundles, so in order to get one film you want, you need to buy the complete bundle which may contain films you don't want or are not familiar with. I guess that's what games developers are going for now - additional content so they get you to spend more cash over a number of months.Worth buying for £5, but I certainly wouldn't pay full RRP for it as it has limited longevity without spending more cash.

I tried it out for about 30 mins was ok but nothing great. My son went on it for 10 mins and not been on it since, infact the game itself has not been back on again yet since the day we purchased it. The missus and daughter can't be bothered with it as they said it looks boring and to be honest it is.

Yoostar 2 is a family fun game where you get put into a picture via kinect and you have to act out the movie scenes as you would see them in the film. this is from movement to tone of voice and excitement. This is a fun game and does not have any profanity in it. Yoostar 2 has many different scenes so you wont get bored and you can create your own scene using a different mode.In all, a fine game great for family and kids and worth the play.

Good idea only it didnt pick up sound and the video quality was not the best.