While Microsoft’s Kinect had a ho-hum showing at E3 and doesn’t appear to be resonating with consumers, one sector, at least, appears to be embracing the fledgling technology—the advertising and marketing industry.

[URL=http://www.gameculture.com/2010/06/23/chevy-kinect-users-volt]First it was Chevrolet[/URL], now [URL=http://www.marketingweek.co.uk/news/burger-king-partners-with-microsoft-to-launch-futuristic-games/3015198.article]Burger King has signed on for a Kinect promotion[/URL]. The fast food purveyor will bundle a toy in with its Kiddie Meals and also include a tag that will allow a copy of the toy to be scanned into the Kinectimals game. Players will then be able to toss the virtual item around in-game and have their on-screen pet retrieve the item. Fun!
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