Kinect may not have become the essential gaming tool it was tipped to be, but ten years later it's found a niche everywhere else.

Xbox One S does not include the requisite Kinect port included in the original Xbox One design, so this adapter is necessary for playing Kinect games on the new console iteration.

Microsoft is revealing that every Xbox One game should play on an Xbox Series X unless it’s a Kinect title. The next-gen Xbox will not support Kinect or any existing Kinect games.

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 ...

The adapter also does not support the Xbox 360 version of Kinect (also known as Kinect 1.0) and you cannot use the original Xbox 360's Kinect with the Xbox One S.

The Xbox One is smaller, sexier, and supports HDR/4K video playback, but is it enough?

Xbox One S 500GB, 1TB bundles to launch on August 23 Now up for preorder, the 500 gigabyte bundle costs $299, while the 1 terabyte edition will set you back $349.

If you currently own an Xbox One and are going to be upgrading, you can request an adapter for free, but if you're buying new, you'll have to fork over the $40. So, if you want to play Xbox One Kinect ...

The listing is offering an Xbox One 500 GB bundle with Kinect and three games, for the low price of $229. Your free games are Dance Central, Sports Rivals, and Zoo Tycoon.

But there's one capability the Xbox One S doesn't have: The ability to use one of Microsoft's body-sensing Kinect gadgets right out of the box.

It will still be possible to use a Kinect with the white console, although you’ll need an adapter in order to plug the Kinect into one of the Xbox One S unit’s three USB 3.0 ports.

Microsoft just confirmed that it will be releasing a redesigned console, dubbed the Xbox One S, selling for $399 for a version with a 2TB hard, $349 for 1TB, and $299 for 500GB. The console, in ...