For that matter, the original Kinect was a hugely successful standalone product, even though it shipped late in the Xbox 360’s life.

The Xbox Kinect was Microsoft’s big push into motion and gesture-controlled gaming, debuting right around the same time as the PlayStation Move and the up-on-your-feet console that started the craze, ...

It’s a shame too because Kinect on the Xbox One is so much better than the original. The new version has greater accuracy with three times the fidelity and is capable of tracking without visible ...

Like the Xbox One S before it, Scorpio is losing the dedicated Kinect port, replacing it with a $40 adapter that lets you use the peripheral with one of the console’s USB ports and an additional ...

Kinect, according to one Microsoft developer, is an even bigger bet than we realized -- the camera is rumored to cost almost as much as the console itself.

The new Kinect for Xbox One comes bundled with the console and enables motion- and voice control out of the box. It features a 1080p camera compared to the VGA sensor on the original Kinect ...

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 ...

Microsoft created Kinect, then, partially in response to Nintendo's runaway success with the motion-based Wii console. " [Kinect] was never contemplated in the original 3P Framework.

Microsoft has long implied that Kinect is a big part of its console's future, but its strategy with the device dictates otherwise. Can the rumored "Cortana" digital assistant change that?

In the motion control wars, Kinect made some pretty big promises. The Kinect requires no handheld (or any) controller on your person. It uses cameras, sensors and software to track a player’s ...

Many people who already owned the Kinect that came with the original Xbox One, thought that they could simply upgrade to the Xbox One S and that the Kinect would still work, but, it doesn't.

Kinect, according to one Microsoft developer, is an even bigger bet than we realized -- the camera is rumored to cost almost as much as the console itself.