The first Xbox launched back in November 2001, and in many ways established the template that most ... was compatible with the 360. The company also released the Kinect motion camera in 2010 ...

The Xbox One Kinect is designed to accomodate smaller environments than the Xbox 360 Kinect.[1]. The Xbox One Kinect is not going to be required for all games, just the ones that the developers ...

Kinect, but things did not work out exactly as the company wanted. And now, after selling millions across its Xbox 360 and Xbox One versions, Kinect is effectively at the end of its days.

The Windows version of Kinect was discontinued in 2015, and Microsoft killed the Xbox 360 Kinect in 2016. The Xbox One version died just a few months ago, but it's still in stock at most retailers.

Microsoft's Kinect sensor, which sold millions across its Xbox 360 and Xbox One iterations but was often criticized, is officially dead. Ahead of its next earnings report later this week ...

After years of troubled engagement since its unveiling back in 2011, it appears Microsoft's ill-fated Kinect sensor is finally being put to bed. As reported by Co.Design (via The Verge), Microsoft ...

But six years after the first Kinect launched for the Xbox 360 console, the Kinect has largely faded into the background, with a serious drought of new games supporting the technology. In fact ...

An era has ended: Microsoft is ceasing production of Xbox 360 after almost eleven years ... as a traditional games console, in the template laid down by the PS2. Sony's great hit, the breathless ...

But while the update will add Xbox 360 backward compatibility, Kinect navigation gestures (think Minority Report) are getting booted off. The reason: It was hardly used. In an interview with ...

Well, we know which games Microsoft won’t be bringing to the Xbox One as part of its new backward-compatibility with the Xbox 360: anything that needs Microsoft Kinect. No, Microsoft doesn’t ...

Check out how we test and review games here Xbox 360 games that require the original Kinect sensor will not be backwards compatible on Xbox One due to hardware restrictions, Microsoft has confirmed.

What's interesting is that by 2012, Microsoft would have been aware of the swift drop-off in interest in Kinect for Xbox 360, yet the focus ... additional templates, faster deployment for testing ...