The Kinect 2.0 camera makes up a big part of the Xbox One package from Microsoft. Even though the device is no longer a requirement for using the system, as had initially been the plan, it is still ...

Just a few days after showing off photos of the new Kinect for Windows, Microsoft announced at its Build conference that the motion-tracking device will hit shelves sometime this summer. The Redmond ...

Microsoft is now selling the Xbox One Kinect as a standalone device for around $150. Here’s why it was the wrong play. Therefore, a stand-alone Kinect should logically cost $100, or even less ...

Kinect developers or those of your looking to start developing Kinect based apps for Windows with the launch of the new Kinect For Windows V2. Will be please to know that is being made available later ...

The new Kinect that will come with every Xbox One console. Among the array of new features unveiled at Microsoft’s Xbox One revealing on Tuesday were the upgrades to the new Kinect sensor. Today ...

The running theme is that by removing Kinect as an integral part of the sytem, the Xbox One has more or less lost its identity, and now exists as a less powerful version of the PS4 with a slightly ...

Microsoft will make available a new Kinect sensor for Windows in 2014, officials said on May 23. The new Kinect for Windows sensor will include many of the technologies that Microsoft showed off in ...

The Xbox One may have hogged the spotlight, but the next-gen console wasn’t the only piece of new hardware Microsoft unveiled this past week. The company also announced a next generation version of ...

The Xbox One is $100 more expensive than the PlayStation 4, and Sony's less expensive system is showing off its power with a series of third-party games that perform better on the PlayStation 4 than ...

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Rocksmith 2014 on Xbox 360 had - at one stage - Kinect posturing features that were ultimately dropped due to the limitations of Microsoft's device. Speaking with IGN, lead designer Paul Cross said ...