Parents need to know that Kinect Sports Ultimate Collection is a series of 13 mini-games that require the Kinect motion control system to play. (The game will allow the use of a 360 controller, but ...

“Kinect Sports: Season Two” sprints out of the box at full speed, taking full advantage of the revolutionary Kinect technology and its latest exciting features, such as in-game voice commands and ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Kinect Sports: Season Two Kinect Sports Season Two is a sequel to Rare's 2010 multi-million seller Kinect Sports, with 6 new events, full-body tracking ...

With the Kinect, Microsoft sought to have its own Wii Sports sensation. Both Kinect Sports games might not have had the same impact as their Nintendo ancestor, but they still worked extremely well.

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The Kinect is a depth-sensing camera peripheral originally designed as a accessory for the Xbox gaming console, and it quickly found its way into hobbyist and research projects. After a second ...

This list wasn’t easy, because it’s a little hard to define what an Xbox Series X|S game is. Almost every Xbox One game is playable on the Xbox Series consoles (the only exceptions are Kinect ...

Xbox Live Games with Gold: The latest Xbox One and Xbox 360 free games for December 2017 ...

The player creates an avatar of themselves by using the Kinect sensor to scan themselves and choose options such as glasses, shape of hair and eye color. In each world, your avatar is changed into a ...

Miss the quirky, full-body motion games offered by Kinect? Then take a look at Nex Playground, a funky little device that plugs directly into your TV so you can dive into a variety of family ...

However, by Nintendo’s own admission on its website, this is no deep dive into the creation of its iconic video games. No ...

TOTAL: 90/100 It’s every family’s quagmire: Kids want to play video games, parents want them up and moving. So many devices claim to do just that…and then they slowly disappear (RIP, Kinect, Nintendo ...