The top-selling franchise for Xbox Kinect, Dance Central, has sashayed onto the stage for an encore performance, as Dance Central 2 is now available at retail. Dance Central 2 expands on the original with more full-body dance routines, the new ability to issue voice commands and new multiplayer gameplay. Yet as with any music- and […]
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The Xbox Kinect is specimen of motion-tracking and voice-recognition technology, its awesomeness undermined only by an apparent inability to support no play space other than professionally-lit studios. Apartments, dorms, small game rooms … all have fallen victim to the Kinect’s warehouse-only space requirements. Enter Nyko’s Kinect Zoom, a magnifying glass of sorts that slips over
Microsoft dropped a cluster bomb of new info about Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary this weekend, including announcing Xbox Kinect support for the upcoming Halo compilation and revealing that the classic multiplayer map Hang ‘Em High has been reimagined for the game. Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary Edition is slated to release Nov. 14. You can pre-order
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The Summer Olympics may be a long way away, but Michael Phelps is headed back to your living room’s TV screen as 505 Games today released Michael Phelps: Push the Limit for Xbox Kinect. Michael Phelps: Push the Limit lets players compete against one another as well as Michael Phelps himself. Virtually, of course. Fans
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Whatcha gonna do when Hulkamania runs wild on you? If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to say those words in the squared circle for yourself — then actually perform in that squared circle — Majesco has just the Xbox 360 Kinect game for you: Hulk Hogan’s Main Event. The Kinect-exclusive game shipped
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So, you’re tired of kicking digital butt on Xbox Live but totally sucking wind in real life. Ubisoft today announced a game that’s in development with you in mind: a self-defense trainer. Self-Defense Training Camp, and Xbox Kinect exclusive game, will help players “develop the self-confidence they need to react more efficiently when facing troublesome
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The Old West has posed a challenge for the game industry, with only Outlaws and Red Dead Redemption really doing the genre justice. Meanwhile, the Xbox Kinect has excelled at rhythm and workout games but fared only marginally well when it’s come to original motion-controlled titles. The combination of the two, then — Old West
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As fun as the Xbox Kinect may be, a common concern for dorms, apartments and small game rooms is the amount of required space. Today, Nyko released the Zoom for Kinect, a peripheral that attaches to the Xbox Kinect hardware and answers those prayers by reducing the required play space by 40 percent. The Zoom
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The Burnout racing / car-combat series holds a special place in many gamers’ hearts, ours included, but the latest video from EA for Burnout CRASH! shows something the game from a viewpoint that series stalwarts aren’t used to seeing: it looks like Spy Hunter. The new Burnout CRASH! trailer, which you can view below, shows
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One of the guiltiest pleasures I had at E3 2011 was walking through a digital version of Disney’s Magic Kingdom via an Xbox 360 and Kinect setup. The game, Kinect: Disneyland Adventures, is an Xbox 360-exclusive, and now we also know its official release date: Nov. 15, 2011. If you’re lucky enough to attend the
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