Adrenalin Misfits

Adrenalin Misfits, also released under the title Crossboard 7 in Europe and Japan, is a sports-racing title from Konami, which handled both its development and publishing. The game launched for the Xbox 360 on November 4, 2010, in North America, and on November 10, 2010, in Europe, and it requires the Kinect motion sensor to play.

Players control their character by leaning, jumping, and performing tricks through motion controls as they race downhill. The goal is to beat opponents or a timer to the finish line. As players advance, they unlock new courses, characters, and boards, each offering different attributes and abilities. Tricks like grabs and flips can be executed to earn points and boost speed.

According to the review aggregator Metacritic, the game earned "mixed or average" reviews. Critics offered a range of opinions. Jan Wöbbeking of 4Players gave it a 50%, noting it works for casual play but isn't a serious competitor to titles like Shaun White or Mario Kart Wii. Ellie Gibson of Eurogamer scored it 3/10, comparing it unfavorably to Sonic Free Riders. Gamekult rated it 5/10, calling it a fun but inconsequential Kinect title. Mark Walton of GameSpot also gave it 5/10, suggesting it's only worth playing if you're desperate for a Kinect boarding game with friends. Taylor Cocke of GamesRadar+ awarded two out of five stars, criticizing the controls and calling the game uninteresting. Jack DeVries of IGN rated it 5/10, describing it as boring and uninspired, more like an extended tech demo than a full game. GameTrailers gave it 5.2/10, finding little value in it. GameZone rated it 4.5/10, stating even snowboarding fans would struggle with it. Metro scored it 3/10, calling it a slightly better but still mediocre SSX clone. Jorge Cano of Vandal gave it 6/10, noting it seems aimed at a young audience and would likely be enjoyable for children.