---
product_id: 1232071
title: "Kinect Sports"
price: "VT8235"
currency: VUV
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.vu/products/1232071-kinect-sports
store_origin: VU
region: Vanuatu
---

# 6 immersive sports modes controller-free full-body play 1-4 player multiplayer action Kinect Sports

**Price:** VT8235
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🏅 Become the MVP of your living room stadium!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Kinect Sports
- **How much does it cost?** VT8235 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/1232071-kinect-sports)

## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Step Into the Game:** Experience 6 dynamic sports including soccer, volleyball, bowling, table tennis, track & field, and boxing — all with intuitive full-body Kinect control.
- • **Family & Friends Unite:** Seamlessly switch between solo, cooperative, and competitive modes for up to 4 players — perfect for unforgettable game nights and social bonding.
- • **Customize Your Champion:** Show off your skills and style by unlocking rewards to deck out your avatar, basking in the spotlight of your own virtual sports stardom.
- • **No Controllers, Just You:** Ditch the joystick and become the controller with Kinect’s precise motion tracking that captures every kick, spike, and hurdle in real time.
- • **Effortless Fun, Instant Fitness:** Get off the couch and into action with a game that’s as easy to pick up as it is to break a sweat — fitness and fun combined in one epic package.

## Overview

Kinect Sports for Xbox 360 transforms your living space into a multi-sport arena with 6 engaging sports controlled entirely by your body movements. Designed for 1 to 4 players, it offers intuitive gameplay that’s accessible for all ages and skill levels, delivering active entertainment and social fun without the need for traditional controllers.

## Description

Kinect Sports Kinect Sports Turn your living room into a world-class stadium, bowling alley, soccer pitch or track-and-field arena. With “Kinect Sports” you're not only the star player, you are the controller — through the magic of Kinect for Xbox 360. See a ball? Kick it. Spike it. Even give it a little topspin. “Kinect Sports” features soccer, beach volleyball, bowling, table tennis, track and field, and boxing. Simple, intuitive and instantly fun, “Kinect Sports” delivers the ultimate party experience — whether you are trying to outmaneuver the goalie to win the soccer match or cheering on your friends at ringside. The first full-body, controller-free sports game, “Kinect Sports” is so real, you will almost feel the wind in your hair as you fly over hurdles and the sand in your toes as you set, bump and spike your way to volleyball victory.

Review: anim8ted01 - Six Sports (Soccer, Track & Field, Bowling, Table Tennis, Boxing, Volleyball) + mini games involving these same activities = Lots of Fun. First off... I would like to say The Kinect works very well with all this Kinect Sports title. I have excellent response times. There are really no glitches that stand out that would make this title have any serious negative feedback. Kinect Sports works! Its fun for everyone and has something for everyone young and old. It is intuitively easy learn all the moves as you move your body the way you actually need to. So it is simply plug and play and lots of fun. It all basically comes down to getting off your couch and doing what you physically can with these sports activities. The only negative that can be said is that if you don't like a particular sport activity because you simply don't like that sport ...you can just move on to a different sport activity. However, you really can't be critical as these sport games are intended for easy fun for everyone. All these sports are easy to get into regarding the fun factor. Even if you just play Kinect Sports title for half an hour at least you got off the couch and did some physical exercise in a fun manner. These are not a heavy thinking sport activity games... Its a physical arcade game activity to get you moving and it does all this well. You use your XBOX360 Dashboard Avatar within Kinect Sports which mimics your every move and is plenty fun to watch react as you move your body. Its pretty cool. Don't over think that this is complex and not for you. Kinect Sports is for everybody. The only thing is with every Kinect game is to make sure you have at least 6'ft. to 8'ft. of clear play area in front the Kinect camera. So, to reiterate! Kinect Sports is fun for everyone. It is not complicated. It responds excellent to your body motions. The fun factor is excellent. Kinect Sports is not a serious mind game it is quality family entertainment for all ages to have fun together with family and friends! And a note for all you guy only vs guy only hardcore gamers.... female gamers are into this Kinect Sports title too! ; ) So, if you must continue to save the world within your popular guy only couch potato titles. No need for me to further explain what your 'frag'n' missing.
Review: Fun Game! Easy to Control Movements! - I just got finished playing all of the sports in Kinect Sports and here is my evaluation: 1. Track & Field: This area includes a variety of different activities that work well with the basic body movements the Kinect can control. These include running , jumping, and throwing things (javelins & discus). I think young and old would both have fun with this! This may actually be my favorite activity in this game. 2. Bowling: Not as much control as Wi Sports bowling--but it is actually feels more like bowling when you can just stick your hand out to pick up the ball and then swing your arm to bowl. No controller to hold on to or push buttons. Once again this is an activity that would appeal to both young and old. Personally, I still like the bowling in Wii Sports better because of the more precise control. 3. Boxing: I like this better than the Wii Sports Boxing--but there is still some lag time and I just don't get the feel that all my moves are translating accurately. Plus, like an earlier reveiwer indicated it seems like punching wildly is actually a winning approach in this game. I do like how you can just hold your arms up to block--this felt very natural. I'm waiting for the Kick Boxing version because when you kick your legs in this activity your avatar kicks its legs--but they don't seem to translate to "hits" in the game. 4. Beach Volleyball: This one will take some time to master. It can get a bit confusing because there are several different techniques involved--jumping, hitting, and blocking. If you're tall--make sure you don't have a ceiling fan above you--or at least make sure it's not on! 5. Table Tennis: Once again it was fun to play without a controller in my hand but I felt there were a few times when the intensity of my hits were not reflected in what actually happened on screen. For example, when an opportunity comes up for a "smash" the game announces it and then actually does it regardless of whether I swung harder or not. 6. Soccer: Fun and interesting. You don't have to run around the field yourself. Your player magically appears where the ball is kicked to. Simple body movements control your kicks and blocks. Gray directional lines on the screen show the directionally options when kicking and your location when blocking. Throughout the games the Kinect takes photos and short videos of your movements. These are played at the end of each game. The images are saved so you can share them with others. This feature will appeal to some and not to others. For example, I find the images of my son interesting and humorous--but I need to find out how to erase the images of me! Adding a second player was extremely easy. If I wanted to join my son all I had to do was step in front of the TV and the Kinect added me to the in-play game. The graphics are also much better than the Wii! Kinect Sports looked great on a 40" HDTV. We don't even play the Wii on this TV because of how bad it looks. Bottom line: If you have an XBOX already--adding the Kinect and Kinect Sports really adds a nice dimension to your video game experience. If you have young kids or older folks that have trouble remembering what buttons to push on a remote--it doesn't get any easier than the Kinect. P.S. It is a neat and strange sensation to be standing in front of your TV and the avatar on the screen is doing the same movements that you are. You can sway, move your arms and legs, and dance, and the avatar mimics it. This alone makes for good entertainment!

## Features

- Kick to Score
- Return with power
- Hurdle to the gold

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B002I0JBVY |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,540 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #35 in Xbox 360 Games |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Microsoft Xbox 360, Microsoft Xbox 360 E |
| Computer Platform | Xbox 360 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,858) |
| Date First Available | June 27, 2017 |
| Department | Teens and Adults |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00885370211337, 00885370215519 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.44 ounces |
| Item model number | YQC-00001 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Microsoft |
| Number of Players | 1 to 4 |
| Product Dimensions | 0.6 x 5.4 x 7.5 inches; 1.44 ounces |
| Publication Date | November 4, 2010 |
| Rated | Everyone 10+ |
| Release date | November 4, 2010 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 885370211337 885370228588 885370215519 |

## Images

![Kinect Sports - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71x+O747M7L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will this game work for Xbox one ? or it will work only in Xbox 360 ?**
A: Only 360, ALL 360 Kinect games/camera will NOT work on Xbox one.

**Q: What kind of soccer is there?**
A: Soccer

**Q: what are the games in the track and field part?**
A: Running, Shot put and discus, ur typical track and field events, I believe there may be hurdle events. They are pretty cool

**Q: its ntsc or PAL?**
A: Ntsc

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ anim8ted01
*by C***L on May 16, 2011*

Six Sports (Soccer, Track & Field, Bowling, Table Tennis, Boxing, Volleyball) + mini games involving these same activities = Lots of Fun. First off... I would like to say The Kinect works very well with all this Kinect Sports title. I have excellent response times. There are really no glitches that stand out that would make this title have any serious negative feedback. Kinect Sports works! Its fun for everyone and has something for everyone young and old. It is intuitively easy learn all the moves as you move your body the way you actually need to. So it is simply plug and play and lots of fun. It all basically comes down to getting off your couch and doing what you physically can with these sports activities. The only negative that can be said is that if you don't like a particular sport activity because you simply don't like that sport ...you can just move on to a different sport activity. However, you really can't be critical as these sport games are intended for easy fun for everyone. All these sports are easy to get into regarding the fun factor. Even if you just play Kinect Sports title for half an hour at least you got off the couch and did some physical exercise in a fun manner. These are not a heavy thinking sport activity games... Its a physical arcade game activity to get you moving and it does all this well. You use your XBOX360 Dashboard Avatar within Kinect Sports which mimics your every move and is plenty fun to watch react as you move your body. Its pretty cool. Don't over think that this is complex and not for you. Kinect Sports is for everybody. The only thing is with every Kinect game is to make sure you have at least 6'ft. to 8'ft. of clear play area in front the Kinect camera. So, to reiterate! Kinect Sports is fun for everyone. It is not complicated. It responds excellent to your body motions. The fun factor is excellent. Kinect Sports is not a serious mind game it is quality family entertainment for all ages to have fun together with family and friends! And a note for all you guy only vs guy only hardcore gamers.... female gamers are into this Kinect Sports title too! ; ) So, if you must continue to save the world within your popular guy only couch potato titles. No need for me to further explain what your 'frag'n' missing.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fun Game! Easy to Control Movements!
*by V***N on November 5, 2010*

I just got finished playing all of the sports in Kinect Sports and here is my evaluation: 1. Track & Field: This area includes a variety of different activities that work well with the basic body movements the Kinect can control. These include running , jumping, and throwing things (javelins & discus). I think young and old would both have fun with this! This may actually be my favorite activity in this game. 2. Bowling: Not as much control as Wi Sports bowling--but it is actually feels more like bowling when you can just stick your hand out to pick up the ball and then swing your arm to bowl. No controller to hold on to or push buttons. Once again this is an activity that would appeal to both young and old. Personally, I still like the bowling in Wii Sports better because of the more precise control. 3. Boxing: I like this better than the Wii Sports Boxing--but there is still some lag time and I just don't get the feel that all my moves are translating accurately. Plus, like an earlier reveiwer indicated it seems like punching wildly is actually a winning approach in this game. I do like how you can just hold your arms up to block--this felt very natural. I'm waiting for the Kick Boxing version because when you kick your legs in this activity your avatar kicks its legs--but they don't seem to translate to "hits" in the game. 4. Beach Volleyball: This one will take some time to master. It can get a bit confusing because there are several different techniques involved--jumping, hitting, and blocking. If you're tall--make sure you don't have a ceiling fan above you--or at least make sure it's not on! 5. Table Tennis: Once again it was fun to play without a controller in my hand but I felt there were a few times when the intensity of my hits were not reflected in what actually happened on screen. For example, when an opportunity comes up for a "smash" the game announces it and then actually does it regardless of whether I swung harder or not. 6. Soccer: Fun and interesting. You don't have to run around the field yourself. Your player magically appears where the ball is kicked to. Simple body movements control your kicks and blocks. Gray directional lines on the screen show the directionally options when kicking and your location when blocking. Throughout the games the Kinect takes photos and short videos of your movements. These are played at the end of each game. The images are saved so you can share them with others. This feature will appeal to some and not to others. For example, I find the images of my son interesting and humorous--but I need to find out how to erase the images of me! Adding a second player was extremely easy. If I wanted to join my son all I had to do was step in front of the TV and the Kinect added me to the in-play game. The graphics are also much better than the Wii! Kinect Sports looked great on a 40" HDTV. We don't even play the Wii on this TV because of how bad it looks. Bottom line: If you have an XBOX already--adding the Kinect and Kinect Sports really adds a nice dimension to your video game experience. If you have young kids or older folks that have trouble remembering what buttons to push on a remote--it doesn't get any easier than the Kinect. P.S. It is a neat and strange sensation to be standing in front of your TV and the avatar on the screen is doing the same movements that you are. You can sway, move your arms and legs, and dance, and the avatar mimics it. This alone makes for good entertainment!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perhaps the best family title yet!
*by B***T on December 28, 2010*

My (just turned) 7 year old daughter and I play this game on a nightly basis. The accuracy for this title is about as good as it currently gets with the Kinect. For my daughter, who is a complete non-gamer, she was able to pick up this title and run with it without hardly any direction, and although she highly anticipated the Kinectimals, and initially turned her nose up at this title, this has since been crowned her favorite in our library by a landslide. I am more of an avid gamer myself, but have found myself more driven to play these games with my daughter as they are great active entertainment, while offering far greater family fun than your typical "sit in a chair" FPS. At first use, I found this title to be slightly irritating in it's lack of recognition of who we were as players, as it would commonly swap us, or pick a generic player. This turned out to not be the fault of the game, but rather the fault of impatience (not waiting at the beginning for it to recognize us, and trying to just select our players) combined with the lack of going through the routines in the Kinect setup for recognizing us a few times for fine tuning. The bowling takes a little bit to get used to, but after you do, it's hard to go back to WII bowling where the physical position has to be calibrated manually. For kids, I could swear this game adjusts down for them, as my daughter is almost equally matched with me, and sometimes beats me even when I'm trying. She absolutely loves that, of course. The track and field, while some say is great, I actually found a bit awkward. Specifically with the hurdle jumping, the timing seemed a bit lagged and took the most time to get used to. The boxing is just "meh"... It seemed to not quite line up with what we were trying to do, and the lag really showed itself in this game, so it ended up in wildly throwing punches at the screen, and rarely going back to visit that particular game. Could it have been done better? Sure, just look at the block game in the Kinect Fitness title. This, however, does not lower my review of this game, because I really had little expectations for the boxing in the first place. The table tennis was exactly what you'd expect, and was entertaining to use you hand as a paddle while watching your avatar mimic your actions. The soccer was great, and very forgiving to the younger ones. My daughter was able to run around the room, and the sensor still picked up her movements. The simplicity of the coerced actions in this game made it very easy to pick up, while still allowing for a great deal of fun. The main attraction for both my daughter and myself was the volleyball. The amount of craziness that ensues from jumping up to spike a ball, going in for a block, or moving side to side while running into each other to try to get the ball was the icing on the cake for this title, and with this title as well, I believe it forgives kids quite a bit on their movement in this game. Initially we spent quite a few matches losing, as the challengers do not commonly miss, but we are semi-pro after repetitive nights of playing this game. Overall, this title has been a huge hit, and currently is the family favorite.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Kinect Sports
- XBOX 360 Kinect Adventures
- Kinect Sports Season Two

---

## Why Shop on Desertcart?

- 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016
- 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories
- 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price
- 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members)
- 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection
- ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews

**Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.vu/products/1232071-kinect-sports](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/1232071-kinect-sports)

---

*Product available on Desertcart Vanuatu*
*Store origin: VU*
*Last updated: 2026-02-24*