The Kinect 2 sensor gives the Xbox One eyes and ears. The Xbox One then users those new senses to do things that other consoles – including the Xbox 360 with Kinect couldn’t do.

It's a huge reversal for Microsoft, which had previously talked up the $500 (£399 UK price) of the Xbox One with the bundled Kinect 2.0 to be the undisputed ruler of the living room, combining ...

Microsoft’s sales pitch for the Xbox One centered on Kinect 2.0 being an integral component of the new hardware. In August of last year, MS executive Phil Harrison responded to a question about ...

Every Xbox One comes with a Kinect 2.0 Microsoft's latest motion control sensor comes with a wide-angle 1080p camera. By Martin Gaston on May 21, 2013 at 4:20PM PDT ...

The Xbox One Kinect is not going to be required for all games, just the ones that the developers want to use the hardware for. The Xbox One Kinect will also feature 1:1 movement ratio with little ...

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.

The Kinect 2 sensor for Xbox One is the original Kinect sensor, but better. There’s a wide-angle lens and adjustable neck so that it can see your entire room when you’re playing a motion game ...

A few developers have weighed in on the Xbox One reveal, with many citing confusion over why we have to have Kinect 2 enabled all the time, and why the main focus was on the television aspect of ...

The leaked document outlines how the next Xbox will come bundled with an improved Kinect 2 device -- one that can track up to four players at one time -- and, by the year, 2014, will make use of ...

The Xbox One will feature, by default, an always-on, works-in-the-dark, microphone and camera that's constantly connected to the internet and 300,000 servers. What could possibly go wrong?

As outlined on the Kinect for Windows Blog, the final form has a Kinect logo on top, and has a power indicator rather than the Xbox One's "X" symbol. Unlike the Xbox One's sensor, it requires a ...