That same bundle has now been lowered to $400, just $50 more than the standalone Xbox One system. In addition, those who want to purchase a Kinect on its own after the fact can now get one for ...

Kinect for Xbox 360 logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia) It turns out that the rumors were true, and Microsoft has indeed released a $99 Xbox 360 console and Kinect bundle tied to a two-year Xbox LIVE ...

The bundle will retail for $299.99, and is set for release on December 4. Nike+ Kinect Training allows users to track their health and fitness program across platforms as it works in conjunction ...

If this adorable console, sleek C-3PO controller and white Kinect weren't enough to get your geek juices flowing, this bundle also sports the Xbox 360's first 320 GB hard drive.

(CBS News) Microsoft may be shifting pricing strategy for its Xbox 360. Rumors that the software giant will subsidize the popular video game console in exchange for a two-year Xbox Live Gold ...

Kinect getting three-game holiday bundle. Upcoming motion controller pack priced at $149; The Gunstringer, Fruit Ninja Kinect, and Kinect Adventures included.

The Xbox One with Kinect Bundle will come with a 500GB console, the definitely-not-forgotten sensor, and downloads for Dance Central Spotlight, Kinect Sports Rivals, and Zoo Tycoon.

Ask the right questions, get the right answers. An internal marketing Q&A for Microsoft about confirm that Kinect will be bundled with consoles, and a $199 configuration of its new Xbox 360 will ...

The full Kinect console bundle will cost $299. Currently, there are no plans to sell the 250 GB hard drive that comes with the recently launched "slim" model separately.

Get the most out of your Kinect with this sweet 4-in-1 bundle! Become the hero in Kung-Fu for Kinect! Smash crystals in time to music in Beatsplosion!

Kinect, the new motion-sensing device for the Microsoft Xbox 360, will be available as a stand-alone peripheral. But gamers can also opt for an Xbox 360 bundle deal, Microsoft reps confirmed today.

The Kinect is pretty underrated. Admittedly, I don't use it for games very much, which is partially due to the lack of games, but the voice commands, IR blaster, and auto sign in are nice features ...