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Ubisoft's Kinect-based fitness game returns with over 90 hours of activities, new floor movements, and an enhanced feedback system in Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2012. An improved player projection system allows users to view themselves as they participate in interactive exercises, dance routines, and mini-games, and the new "Run the World" feature lets gamers run through virtual re-creations of New York, Paris, and London. Players can customize their routines to fit specific time allotments or target muscle groups, or they can use a personal trainer to reach their fitness goals.
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Ubisoft's Kinect-based fitness game returns with over 90 hours of activities, new floor movements, and an enhanced feedback system in Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2012. An improved player projection system allows users to view themselves as they participate in interactive exercises, dance routines, and mini-games, and the new "Run the World" feature lets gamers run through virtual re-creations of New York, Paris, and London. Players can customize their routines to fit specific time allotments or target muscle groups, or they can use a personal trainer to reach their fitness goals.
Users can take on new workout routines inspired by Latin, Hip-Hop, Pop, African, and Bollywood themes, or they can try the Zen, Kick Boxing, Boot Camp, and Jump Rope mini-games. The enhanced feedback system provides players with tips on how to improve their form, including advice on new floor exercises like push-ups and sit-ups. Fitness Evolved 2012 also allows gamers to monitor their progress in the "Your Shape Center," challenge friends to contests, post results on Facebook, and even keep up on their workouts with mobile device applications.
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