Kinect News

Twisted Pixel pays homage to classic laser games like Mad Dog McCree in The Gunstringer's free launch-day DLC, with a live-action shooting gallery starring cowboys and Troma co-founder Lloyd Kaufman.

Activision announced Rapala for Kinect today, a fishing title with a casual-oriented arcade twist.

If you fancy Kinect games with fewer hoedowns and more showdowns, you can give 'Splosion Man developer Twisted Pixel's arcade shooter The Gunstringer a whirl in the demo out now.

Family-favorite drunken dog-pile game Twister is becoming a Kinect game, with less awkward fumbling and groping, and more themed contortion.

Microsoft's new Kinect bundle adds Child of Eden.

Kinect Star Wars and the associated Xbox 360 bundle have been pushed to next year, to "ensure the full potential of this title is realized."

Microsoft's Xbox Europe VP Chris Lewis talks about how Kinect extended this generation's lifespan, and hints that the next generation of Xbox might overlap with this one.

In a new video from the official Microsoft blog, the company continues to talk highly of its next console update, outlining how the simple idea is one step closer to removing barriers of entry for those less technologically inclined.

Microsoft has announced global release dates for the Kinect-exclusive Dance Central 2: Oct. 21 in Europe and Asia, Oct. 25 in North America, and Oct. 27 in Japan.

Dance Central was, and remains, one of the best implementations of Kinect technology on Xbox 360. Dean Tate, lead designer of Dance Central, explained that the company was, in fact, developing its own hardware before the introduction of Kinect.

The head of Xbox Live's Policy and Enforcement team says that less than one percent of the community is made up of "bad apples."

Microsoft hopes to be releasing one Kinect-supporting Xbox Live Arcade roughly every month, it's revealed ahead of the launch of the first Kinect XBLA game next week, Fruit Ninja Kinect.

Microsoft's creative director talks about a host of Kinect-related topics, admitting that while Kinect holds a lot of potential for casual and social-focused experiences, precision and intricate control schemes aren't the device's strongest suits.

343's Frank O'Connor has stepped in to let fans know not to get "hyper-excited" about Halo Anniversary's Kinect functionality, comparing it to voice controls on Netflix.

Just Dance 3 is coming to Kinect, and is bringing exclusive "Just Create" and "Four Player" modes. Will this help it beat Dance Central 2?