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Buy the The Fighter Within (Xbox One, Kinect required) in Kenya from City Gadgets Kenya. A Kinect motion-controlled fighting game for Xbox One. Needs a Kinect sensor. Same-day Nairobi delivery, M-Pesa accepted. Call 0745 575 931.

The Fighter Within (Xbox One, Kinect required) in Kenya

A Kinect-only fighting game for Xbox One. Read the Kinect notes on this page before you buy.

The Fighter Within is a motion-controlled fighting game from Ubisoft that was made for the Xbox One and its Kinect sensor, where your own body movements control your fighter. Available in Kenya from City Gadgets Kenya, this page is for shoppers searching "The Fighter Within Xbox One", "Fighter Within Kinect Kenya", "Kinect games Xbox One", "motion control fighting game", "buy Xbox One games Nairobi", "Ubisoft Xbox One games" or "Xbox One Kinect games Kenya".

This is a niche title with one important condition: it needs a Kinect sensor. Please read the Kinect section on this page carefully before you order, because without the sensor the game cannot be played.

Key specs at a glance

Specifications come from published manufacturer and retail specification sheets. Gaming accessories are sold in several versions with different colours, model codes and platform labels, so please ask our team to confirm the exact model, colour and version in stock before you pay.

What's in the box

The most important thing: this game needs Kinect

The Fighter Within was made as a Kinect game. Kinect is the camera and motion sensor that Microsoft sold for the Xbox One, and it tracks your body. In this game you punch, kick and block with your own arms and legs, and the sensor turns your movements into your fighter's actions. Without a Kinect sensor connected, the game cannot be played as designed.

Please check three things before you order. First, do you own a Kinect sensor for the Xbox One? Second, is it connected to your console? Third, which Xbox do you own? The original Xbox One includes a Kinect port. The Xbox One S and Xbox One X need a separate adapter to connect a Kinect, and the Xbox Series X and Series S do not support Kinect at all. If you own a Series X or Series S, this game is not suitable for you. Microsoft stopped making Kinect in 2017, so a sensor may be hard to find new, and we cannot promise to supply one unless we confirm it in stock.

What the game is

The Fighter Within is a fighting game from Ubisoft, released in 2013 for the launch of the Xbox One. Rather than holding a controller, you stand in front of the sensor, make a fighting stance and move. You throw punches and kicks, and you block by raising your arms. People who search for "Kinect games Xbox One" or "motion control fighting game" are the audience for this title.

It was an early example of what Kinect could do. Reviews at the time were mixed, and it is an unusual game, so we think it is only a good choice if you are curious about motion gaming or already own a Kinect and want to try games that use it. We would rather tell you that plainly than oversell it.

Space and setup

A motion game needs room. You need a clear area in front of the television, usually a couple of metres between you and the sensor, and enough space to swing your arms without hitting furniture or children. In many Kenyan living rooms the sofa and the coffee table take up the floor, so clear the space before you play. Good lighting helps the sensor see you, and bright sun behind you can confuse it.

Calibration takes a few minutes the first time. Stand where the sensor can see your whole body and follow the instructions on screen. If the game does not follow your movement, check the lighting and the distance, and make sure nothing is blocking the sensor.

Playing with others

The game supports up to two players using Kinect. For a family evening, it can be a funny and active game, though it is tiring. Because the sensor must see each player, you need enough room for two people side by side, and you should take care that no one stands too close to another.

Safety matters. Keep children away from the swinging area, remove breakable items, and take breaks. A motion game that makes you sweat is good exercise, but it is not for people with joint problems, and it is not a replacement for a medical or fitness plan.

Who this game is for

The Fighter Within suits collectors, people who already have an Xbox One with a Kinect, and people curious about motion gaming. It does not suit someone who wants a deep fighting game played with a controller, because the controls are physical rather than button-based.

If you are not sure whether your setup can run it, call us before paying. We would rather help you pick a game that works than sell one that you cannot use.

Playing it on your Xbox

This is an Xbox One Kinect game. It does not support Kinect on the Series X and Series S, because those consoles have no Kinect connection. A disc cannot be read by a Series S. Check your free storage and make sure the sensor is connected before you install.

Keep the sensor on a stable surface, away from heat, and plug your console into a surge-protected extension.

Common questions before buying

Does this game work without Kinect? No. It is designed for the Kinect sensor and cannot be played properly without it.

Will it work on my Xbox Series X or Series S? No, because those consoles do not support Kinect.

Do you sell the Kinect sensor? Ask our sales team. We cannot promise one, and the sensor is no longer made.

How much space do I need? A clear area of a couple of metres in front of the sensor.

Is it a good workout? It can be active, but it is a game and not an exercise programme.

Is it a disc or a digital code? We confirm this for the specific unit before you pay.

Questions we hear often about Xbox games in Kenya

• Is it safe to buy a game from a shop in town? It is safe if you buy from a seller who shows you the item, gives you a receipt and explains the terms. We tell you whether the stock is a disc or a digital code, and which edition, before you pay.

• Will this game work on my Xbox? That depends on your console and on the edition. Tell us whether you own an Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Series X or Series S, and we will confirm. A Series S has no disc drive, so a disc will not play on it.

• Do you deliver in Nairobi and outside? Yes. Orders confirmed before 3pm are delivered the same day in Nairobi, and outside Nairobi we deliver by courier, typically 1 to 3 business days after dispatch. The delivery charge is confirmed before you pay, and M-Pesa is accepted.

• Is the game new? We list new items and show you the sealed pack. If a pack looks opened or damaged, tell us before you pay.

• Can you recommend what else I need? Tell us your console, your storage space and your budget. We would rather recommend one good game than sell you several you will not finish.

Making the most of a motion game at home

If you do decide to play, prepare the room. Move the coffee table, remove loose rugs and keep pets and small children out of the play area. Place the sensor on a stable surface at the height recommended in its setup screen, and avoid putting it near a window with bright sunlight. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes with grip, or play barefoot on a clean floor.

Warm up before you start, as you would before any physical activity. A few minutes of stretching helps your shoulders, arms and legs. Keep a bottle of water nearby, and stop if you feel pain or dizziness.

Because the sensor tracks your body, plain clothes work better than loose, flapping ones, and a plain background behind you helps. If the game keeps losing you, try standing slightly further from the sensor.

Questions to ask yourself before you buy

Do I own a Kinect sensor, and does it work? Do I own the right adapter for my console? Do I have the space? Will the people I play with enjoy a motion game? If the answer to any of these is no, a different game will serve you better. We are happy to suggest alternatives from our Xbox games list.

If you are a collector, remember that disc or code condition matters, and the edition and region affect value. Tell us that you are a collector so we can describe the item in detail.

An honest word before you decide

We list this game because some customers look for it, but we want you to buy it with open eyes. It is a niche title that depends on hardware that is no longer made. If you have a working Kinect, it can be a curiosity and a fun party game. If you do not, you should choose another title.

If you are unsure, send us your console model on WhatsApp and we will tell you straight away whether this game can work for you. There is no pressure, and we would rather help you pick the right game the first time.

Ordering from City Gadgets Kenya

Tell us your console model and whether you own a Kinect sensor, and we will confirm what is in stock. We can arrange same-day delivery in Nairobi for orders confirmed before 3pm, and M-Pesa is accepted. Please do not order until you have checked the Kinect notes on this page.

Final buying notes

Before you order The Fighter Within (Xbox One, Kinect required), take a minute to think about whether you have a working Kinect sensor and the space to play. If you are unsure, call or WhatsApp our sales team on 0745 575 931 with the model of your Xbox and what you like to play, and we will tell you honestly whether this game suits you.

We would rather lose a sale than sell you something that does not suit your setup. We let you inspect the pack, and we confirm any detail that is not published, such as the format and the edition, before you pay.

You can visit the shop at New Alnoor Exhibition, Shop 7, Second Floor, Taveta Road, Nairobi CBD, or we can arrange same-day delivery in Nairobi for orders confirmed before 3pm.

Playing Xbox games in a Kenyan home

Most Xbox owners in Kenya play on a console in a sitting room or bedroom, often shared by family members of different ages. A few practical habits make the experience better. Plug the console into a surge-protected extension, because Kenya's power can spike when it returns after an outage, and keep the console where air can flow around it, never in a closed cabinet. Dust is a constant, so wipe the console and controller with a dry cloth and keep discs in their cases.

Games take space. Many modern games are tens of gigabytes, and an older game can still receive large updates. If your console is almost full, delete finished games and keep only those you play. A game you delete can be installed again later, as long as you have the disc or the licence, and your saved progress is kept on the console or in the cloud when you are signed in to your Xbox account.

Which Xbox does this game play on?

Xbox games are made for particular generations of console, and it helps to know yours. The Xbox One family includes the original Xbox One, the Xbox One S and the Xbox One X. The Xbox Series family includes the Series X, which has a disc drive, and the Series S, which has no disc drive. Many Xbox One games also run on the Series consoles through backward compatibility, and some run better there. Games made for the Xbox 360 and the original Xbox are a separate matter, and only some of them run on newer consoles.

The most important practical point is the disc drive. A Series S cannot read discs at all, so a disc version of a game is useless on a Series S, and you would need a digital version instead. If you own a Series S, tell us before you buy. If you own a Series X, an Xbox One S or an original Xbox One, discs work, subject to the compatibility listed on this page.

We list each game for the platform named on its page. Whether the item in stock is a disc or a digital code, and which edition, is confirmed per unit, so ask us before you pay and we will tell you plainly.

Online play, updates and your Xbox account

Some features need an internet connection. Online multiplayer on Xbox normally needs an Xbox account and, for most online multiplayer games, an active Xbox online subscription. Updates and patches download over your home connection. In Kenya, a fixed home fibre or a stable router connection is better than mobile data for large downloads, and you should check your data bundle before you start a large update.

Keep your account details private. Never share your password with a seller or a stranger. We do not need your account password to sell you a game, and you should be cautious about anyone who asks for it.

Age ratings and family settings

Games carry age ratings, such as ESRB and PEGI ratings, which guide whether a game suits a child. A rating is a general guide and does not replace a parent's judgement. Xbox has family settings that let a parent set age limits for games, set screen-time limits and manage spending. If children play on your console, take ten minutes to set up a child account, and talk with them about online safety, including not sharing personal details and what to do if a stranger is rude.

How to check your game when it is delivered

1. Inspect the packaging for damage before you sign. A disc game should be in a clean case with an unscratched disc.
2. Check that the title, the platform logo and the edition match what we confirmed with you.
3. If it is a disc, look at the disc surface for scratches, and check that the case includes the disc and any inserts we confirmed.
4. If it is a digital code, check that the code arrives intact and has not been used, and redeem it on your own account as soon as you can.
5. Install the game on your console and play for a few minutes, so that any problem shows up while you can still tell us.
6. Contact our Customer Relations team on 0794 488 806 straight away if anything is wrong.

How to avoid fake or unsuitable games

Game discs and codes can be copied or sold in the wrong region. Watch for these signs.

• Check the packaging and the print. Blurry artwork, spelling mistakes, a missing platform logo or a missing rating label are warnings.
• Check the disc. A genuine disc has sharp printing and consistent markings. A hand-written or blank disc is not genuine.
• Check the region and language. Some versions may be locked to a region or lack a language you want, so ask us.
• Watch the price. A price far below the market for a recent game is a reason to ask why.
• Be wary of shared accounts. Be careful of any offer to share an account instead of selling you a game of your own, because accounts can be recovered by their owners and you may lose access.
• Buy from a seller with an address. Choose a seller who gives a receipt and explains the warranty, and avoid paying a stranger before you have seen the product.

Warranty and stock

Warranty and return terms for games depend on the format and the seller, and opened games and redeemed codes are generally not returnable unless they are faulty. We confirm the format, the platform and the exact terms in writing for the specific item before you pay, and Customer Relations on 0794 488 806 handles questions after purchase. Keep your receipt and the case.

Strengths and limits

What we like:

• A different kind of game that uses your body
• Active and funny with two players
• A curiosity for Kinect owners and collectors

What to keep in mind:

• Needs a Kinect sensor, which is no longer made
• Does not work on Xbox Series X or Series S
• Needs a clear space and good lighting
• Reviews at launch were mixed

Who should buy the The Fighter Within (Xbox One, Kinect required)

• Owners of an Xbox One with a working Kinect
• Collectors of Xbox One launch games
• Families who want an active party game

Who should look elsewhere

• Owners of a Series X or Series S
• Anyone without a Kinect sensor
• Players who want a deep controller-based fighter

Compare before you buy

Compared with a controller-based fighter. A normal fighting game uses buttons and offers precise controls. The Fighter Within uses your body, which is more physical and less precise.

Compared with other Kinect games. Kinect has fitness, dance and sports titles. Consider those if you want an active game that suits the whole family.

Why buy from City Gadgets Kenya

Genuine, brand-new stock from a Nairobi shop you can visit. City Gadgets Kenya is at New Alnoor Exhibition, Shop 7, Second Floor, Taveta Road (at the Taveta Road and Accra Road junction), Nairobi CBD. We are open Monday to Friday 9:00am to 7:00pm, and Sunday 11:00am to 4:00pm (Saturday closed).

• Sales (pricing, stock and orders): call or WhatsApp 0745 575 931 on WhatsApp.
• Customer Relations (warranty, returns and support): call or WhatsApp 0794 488 806 on WhatsApp.
• Email: sales@citygadgetskenya.co.ke, handy for invoices, bulk orders and warranty paperwork.
• Delivery: same-day delivery in Nairobi for orders confirmed before 3:00pm on a working day. Outside Nairobi we deliver by courier to your nearest agent or your door, typically 1 to 3 business days after dispatch. The delivery charge depends on your location and the size of the item and is confirmed before you pay. Collection from the shop is free. Delivery times are estimates, not guarantees.
• Payment: M-Pesa accepted.
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Frequently asked questions

Can I play it with a controller? Not as designed. The game is made for Kinect.

Will it work on Xbox One S or X? Yes if you connect a Kinect with the proper adapter. Please confirm with us.

Is it a children's game? It is physical, so supervise children and check the age rating on the case.

Can I get a refund if it does not work with my console? Tell us your console before you buy. We confirm compatibility first.

Can I pay via M-Pesa? Yes, M-Pesa is accepted.

Do you deliver outside Nairobi? Yes. Outside Nairobi we deliver by courier, typically 1 to 3 business days after dispatch. The delivery charge depends on your location and the size of the item and is confirmed before you pay.

What if it is faulty on delivery? Contact Customer Relations on 0794 488 806 straight away, and we will advise on the next steps.

Order the The Fighter Within (Xbox One, Kinect required) today

Available now at City Gadgets Kenya. Call or WhatsApp our sales team on 0745 575 931 (WhatsApp) to confirm stock, the version, delivery and what is included, or email sales@citygadgetskenya.co.ke. Visit us at New Alnoor Exhibition, Shop 7, Second Floor, Taveta Road (at the Taveta Road and Accra Road junction), Nairobi CBD.