Tom Warren is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Microsoft is confirming today that its Xbox Series X console won ...

"It’s our intent for all Xbox One games that do not require Kinect to play on Xbox Series X at the launch of the console," Xbox boss Phil Spencer wrote in a blog post that revealed a host of new ...

Kinect hardware and the games designed for it. It probably wouldn't have taken too much work to simply let those adapters work with the Xbox Series X as well. But that would have meant emulation ...

In October 2017, Microsoft killed off the Kinect completely. It's no surprise then, that the Xbox Series X won't support the legacy accessory. And naturally, that means that games requiring it won ...

“It’s our intent for all Xbox One games that do not require Kinect to play on Xbox Series X at the launch of the console,” he wrote, before adding that “most of your favorite games will ...

If you're on a new Xbox Series X or Series S then Kinect is officially dead. But voice controls live on and with this Black Friday deal you can get back in on the cheap. When you purchase through ...

This list wasn’t easy, because it’s a little hard to define what an Xbox Series X|S game is. Almost every Xbox One game is playable on the Xbox Series consoles (the only exceptions are Kinect ...

you can keep using that with Series X hardware. Sadly, the Xbox One Kinect sensor is one of the previous-gen accessories that aren't compatible with Xbox Series X, so it looks like Kinect is well ...

(The exception is Kinect software and hardware. None of that will work on either new console.) What’s more, every Xbox One–compatible piece of software runs and looks better on the Series X ...

The tale of the Microsoft Xbox Kinect is one of those sad situations where a great product was used in an application that turned out to be a bit of a flop and was discontinued because of it ...

The Xbox Series X receives 16GB of GDDR6 RAM on the memory ... titles (excluding those that require the use of the now-defunct Kinect sensor). The new generation of Xbox consoles also supports ...

and an NBA game would sometimes hit you with a technical foul when you swore at the Kinect! However, I will REALLY miss the voice commands and the ability for the Xbox to control my home theater.