Posts tagged ‘kinect’

You’ve heard about Kinect Star Wars, and you’ve probably come to some form of personal conclusion of whether you like the concept or not. We actually got to play a chunk of the game recently and have keyboarded down our humble thoughts on the individual game modes available. So, young padawan and aged master alike…you may enter.

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So now that E3 2011 is over and you’ve probably had a weekend to mull over what you’ve been following all over the net, here’s what we think the most important takeaways are, and we’ve decided to help you out by giving a nice breakdown of all the salient developments across the three major platforms.

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Looks like there’s been a plethora of gaming hardware news from the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas. First up is the new Razer Switchblade, which takes the keyboard/mouse combo from desktop gaming and places it in a portable handheld device. Check out this video, which includes interviews with Razer’s CEO Min-Liang Tan and Robert “RazerGuy” [...]

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Take Two seems to show interest in Kinect support for their future products.

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To say that the Kinect is a technological revolution breakthrough is an understatement: there are videos of Kinect being used other than arm-flailing gameplay. You know, for SCIENCE!

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Within the first 25 days of its sales, Microsoft announced that they’ve sold 2.5 million units worldwide. That’s a lotta black sensor bars, folks.

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We’ve all heard about the one million units sold in the US, but what about here? Head after the jump for more info.

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Microsoft beat its chest recently as they announced that they sold over one million units of its motion control wonder Kinect for the Xbox 360 within the first ten days of its availability.

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Why, none other than Jaymee Ong. What the heck does she have to do with Microsoft Kinect and its motion sensor shenanigans?

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In case you still aren’t too sure about whether the Kinect’s meant for your well-being, Microsoft will be letting passerbys and the curious among us to check it out in its glory next week.

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