Microsoft’s Xbox One and Sony’s PlayStation 4: these are the consoles which have dominated the console gaming industry for a long time now. They are constantly evolving, with new and interesting features added to them with each installment and exclusive game titles, just to occupy that space in your living room. Needless to say, the […]
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Forget about the next generation of gesture controls…it looks like Microsoft’s next Xbox may include technology that turns your entire living room into a video screen. When the original Kinect released, people did all sorts of crazy stunts with it, including restructuring the hardware and turning it into a sort of 3D projector. Microsoft’s Research
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For those of us old enough to remember the first “next gen” console called the original Xbox, the name “Steel Battalion” is the stuff of lore. Nowadays you’ll see Street Fighter games release on occasion with special peripheral controllers, or you’ll see interesting props that extend the gameplay like Sony’s Wonderbook for the PlayStation Move.
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Ubisoft has uploaded some new content for both the Xbox Kinect and Nintendo Wii versions of Just Dance 3, announcing that four new DLC tracks and one “Spring Break” dance pack are now available for their motion-friendly game. The Just Dance 3 DLC will be available on March 13 for Xbox Kinect and on March
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Trying to avert the question about what they’ve done for gamers lately, Harmonix today announced that Janet Jackson songs are headed to Dance Central 2 for the Xbox Kinect via a round of DLC hitting March 27. Before the Janet Jackson DLC hits, a series of downloadable tracks from Chris Brown will be available via
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Mass Effect 3 is one of the most-anticipated games on most gamers’ 2012 radar, the thrilling conclusion to one of the most epic trilogies in the industry. This Tuesday (Feb. 14), Xbox 360 and PS3 owners will finally have a chance to get their hands on Mass Effect 3 via a new demo, with Xbox
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The Yoostar games are a karaoke fan’s dream come true, a statement that’s never been more true than it is with Yoostar on MTV. The concept of the Yoostar games is pretty consistent from one to the next — act out movie and/or music video roles via the Xbox Kinect hardware and see your performance
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With all the “suck for Luck” hubbub in the NFL and the protracted NBA lockout, you may have forgotten about a little thing called the Summer Olympics. You know, that little international event that will consume London this coming summer? The last time the Summer Olympics hit, the world was mesmerized by U.S. swimmer Michael
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Back when “WWF” didn’t stand for World Wildlife Federation, when Andre the Giant first left his feet via a Hulk Hogan suplex, and when Randy “Macho Man” Savage was the luckiest man alive because of Elizabeth, I was wrestling’s biggest fan. I watched Hogan battle the Iron Sheik, I attended local wrestling matches on Saturday
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If the extreme sports contained in MotionSports Adrenaline are starting to feel old, Ubisoft just launched the first round of DLC for the Xbox Kinect-exclusive game. Called “Urban Jungle,” the MotionSports Adrenaline DLC costs 400 Microsoft Points and is available now via the Xbox Live Marketplace. Click here to read our MotionSports Adrenaline review. With
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