Microsoft’s Kinect comes out this Thursday, but some of you might still
be curious how the system works. Kinect Creative Director Kudo Tsunoda
recently stopped by the office to explain all of the system’s inner
workings.

The team at Harmonix is betting that you'll like Dance Central, since the follow-up is already in the works

Starting tomorrow a new look and added functionality is coming to Xbox Live.

If you had any doubts about Kinect's earning potential, watch Ellen
DeGeneres play Dance Central and notice the reaction it gets from her
crowd.

Microsoft's Aaron Greenberg also says that he expects Kinect to sell more in its launch window than both the Xbox 360 and Wii.

While Rare has developed the Kinect launch title Kinect Sports,
don’t think that the Microsoft-owned studio is going to be focused entirely on the new peripheral.

Leave your burning questions for Microsoft in the comments section. We'll pick as many as possible and deliver them straight to the team!

Looks like the reboot of the legendary quiz franchise will feature wild flailing

Does Kinect have what it takes to change the way we think about controller-free technology?

If you want a sneak preview of what you and your
friends will look like while playing the thing, check out Microsoft’s
first run of ads for the new peripheral.

Oprah unleashes insanity when she gives away Microsoft's Kinect motion controller to her studio audience.

The New York Post reports that Microsoft is preparing a deluge of ads for the peripheral's holiday launch.

ar, this could be a big launch for
the new system. It all starts November 4.

Just when you think that acting like a spazz while rushing down a river
in Kinect Adventures couldn't look any more ridiculous, peripheral
manufacturer Atomic Accessories steps up to the plate.

Want to buy a Kinect at launch? Looks like you better act fast, as two popular online retailers are already sold out

Participating retailers have unveiled special editions for Kinect debut title Kinectimals.

The company's North American President Laurent Detoc boasts that Ubisoft's goal is to become the largest third-party developer for Kinect.

Check out some of the deadly fighting moves you'll execute in this upcoming Kinect title.

Chevrolet, T-Mobile, and Sprint are on board for the big peripheral launch.

U.K.-based developer Rare asks the Kinect for Xbox 360 Facebook community what exactly they wanted to know about the upcoming launch title, Kinect Sports.

Another report of the demise of Lionhead's Kinect project Milo has surfaced. Is he really gone, or is this just another rumor?

In another shotgun Microsoft interview, we talk with Kinect creator Kudo
Tsunoda about the casual versus core school of thought and the “go big
or go home” approach to integrating Kinect technology.

rst-party publishing
policy.

We got a chance to see Eden at TGS. You can check it out too with our media gallery.

Q Entertainment's product manager explains the current lack of Move support for the PS3 version of Child of Eden.

Microsoft's Kudo Tsunoda makes a big boast about Kinect's sales.

Namco Bandai has announced that Body and Brain Connection will be coming to Kinect in Q1 2011.

The franchise that was known for having an insane, expensive controller is being revived for Microsoft's controller-less hardware.

Microsoft revealed a ton of new Japanese developer-created Kinect games
in the works at this year's TGS 2010 keynote, but one of the biggest
surprises is a brand new property from Sega: Rise of Nightmares.

As part of a group of major Japanese partnerships revealed at their TGS
2010 keynote, Microsoft announced that new developer Grounding Inc. is
creating a dragon flying game for Kinect currently titled Project Draco.

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Codename D.

Rapper.

It sounds like Microsoft is preparing a new update to the Xbox 360's
dashboard in time for the launch of the Kinect motion sensing hardware.
User daModder100 has seemingly already uncovered access to the update,
as evidence in the YouTube video below.

Ubisoft has delayed a few versions of the game, but the show must go on for the others.

Sony has fired another shot across the bow of Microsoft's Kinect motion control device, this time mocking its lack of buttons.

Kinect's launch games don't use its scanning feature, so when will we see games that do?