Ah, the Kinect. Microsoft's ambitious and unreliable motion control device. First released in 2010 for the Xbox 360, the Kinect was Mircosoft's attempt at crafting a piece of hardware that could ...

If you remember the launch of the Xbox One, you probably recall the intense hype surrounding Ryse: Son of Rome. It was to be a console seller - a visually stunning action-adventure title from original ...

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A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is coming to Xbox consoles next week, and in the run up to launch, the team at Saber ...

Even so, you can still pick up an Xbox One console with a Kinect in a special $400 bundle with three games - even though most gamers agree that there's no great reason to own one, now that most of ...

(Though admittedly we're biased about, you know, car games.) Good news then, if you've been holding off on pulling the trigger until now: Forza and Xbox ... with XB1: Kinect sensor, one wireless ...

This holiday season, the video game industry ... new PlayStation and Xbox consoles. Ten years ago, a similar chorus of hype reached a crescendo with the release of Xbox Kinect, promising to ...

While they are almost always primarily meant to play games with a standard ... Microsoft attempted to force the Kinect to be an essential part of the Xbox One system until backlash prompted ...

News and opinion about video games, television ... but it was inoffensive in its existence. But Xbox One quadrupling down on the Kinect and marrying it to the Xbox One was a disaster.

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