Our hands-on review of the Microsoft Kinect for Xbox 360 makes it clear that this is a great system for families with tweens and teens who want fun gaming, movies, music and more.

Microsoft's Kinect add-on for the Xbox 360 will be $150 and come with a copy of Kinect Adventures when the motion controller hits stores in November, the company said today. Kinect games will sell ...

Despite the sluggish economy, Microsoft has sold over 10 million units of its new motion sensor gaming device, Kinect for Xbox 360, to date since it launched on Nov. 4, 2010.

Microsoft really needs to flesh out the 360 Dashboard’s Kinect integration, as well as conjure up some sort of standard for developers to follow in their own menus.

Microsoft is planning to launch a $99 Xbox console package with a monthly subscription as early as next week, according to sources speaking to The Verge. Kinect for Xbox 360 logo (Photo credit ...

LOS ANGELES--Microsoft on Monday gave its Kinect for Xbox 360 motion control system its coming out party, and there's a lot to be excited about.. The device will be released on November 4 in North ...

REDMOND, Wash. — July 20, 2010 — Microsoft Corp. today announced an all-in-one opportunity to jump into the controller-free fun of Kinect this holiday: the all-new Xbox 360 4GB console, the ...

Microsoft Corp. just announced Kinect for Xbox 360, formerly known as “Project Natal,” at the E3 Expo. Unlike anything seen or experienced before, Kinect for Xbox 360 opens a new world of ...

On June 14, Microsoft introduced some new elements into its gaming line-up intended to broaden its appeal further. The company rolled out a new, sleeker, "whisper-quiet" Xbox 360 Slim model which ...

Kinect is a camera for Xbox 360… Let’s boil this down to its most simple: Kinect is an Xbox 360 peripheral. Think of it as a webcam on steroids that plugs into the console’s USB port that ...

Earlier this morning, Microsoft announced that they would be releasing a Kinect-less Xbox for $400 starting June 9, but in the end no Kinect is good for business but bad for video games.

Disclosure: Microsoft Xbox 360 sponsored Heidi Leder's trip to L.A. to attend the launch of Project Natal and provide hands-on time with the soon-to-launch Kinect games.