What are your predictions for the fate of gaming's latest technologies?

First we trained our brain on the DS with Nintendo’s Brain Age games,
but soon we may be getting our whole bodies involved when Respond With
Your Body: New Brain Training comes out for Microsoft’s Kinect.

Microsoft's Gamerscore Blog revealed yet another Kinect bundle package
that will be available in stores on November 4th when the
much-anticipated motion control camera unit launches.

We break down all the action in this amazing stupid trailer for Konami's Adrenalin Misfits for Kinect.

The Game Informer Tech Test survey in the October issue reveals that gamers are anxiously awaiting the Nintendo 3DS. How do Move and Kinect fare?

Microsoft is hoping that Kinect will be a big success for the Xbox 360,
but creative director Kudo Tsunoda sees that as only the beginning for
the motion-tracking camera.

Kinect will offer up controller-free, kart racing gameplay this November in Joy Ride. Check out the game in action.

Today Ubisoft announced Fighters Uncaged, a Kinect exclusive fighting game that will be available this November.

There’s a guy who’s really good at soccer out there. His name is David
Beckham. EA seems keen on the man, and they’ve to decided to appoint him
as Brand Ambassador of EA Sports Active, an honor that comes second to
being knighted.

Check out the best reason we've seen so far to go controller-free.

Microsoft’s Kinect might be taking a different path from the company’s
hardcore-courting foundation, but that doesn’t mean that it won’t be
successful.

Microsoft's motion peripheral device has been downgraded and isn't capable of reading sign language.

An apparent snapshot of the Australian Kinect packaging reveals that a 250GB Kinect bundle is on the way.

A new patent for Kinect reveals that the device can detect sign language and other subtle body movements.

We interview Harmonix, give our thoughts on the Summer of Arcade, and answer questions from the mailbag.

Microsoft says that we shouldn't expect any indie devs to be working with Kinect for the time being.

The designer says that making a game about befriending a young boy is “extremely contentious.”

Speaking with British gaming site, TechRadar, a Microsoft executive stood up for Kinect's $149.99 price tag, comparing it to Sony and Nintendo's offerings.[Excerpt]

We've seen the $150 price tag and at least a portion of the launch lineup. Now let us know if you think Microsoft's innovative new device is worth it.

This kart racer was originally announced as a free downloadable game, but now it will be paid and retail.

Industry analysts break down Kinect's retail prospects

The new Xbox 360 device will come bundled with Kinect Adventures. A 360/Kinect bundle will be available for $300.

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Molyneux shows off a new Milo demo at UK technology conference.

Save some cash by preordering a Kinect bundle that comes with a game for only $200.

Ubisoft has lifted the veil on the performance-based game honoring the King of Pop.

Do Kinectimals, Child of Eden, and other games using Microsoft's new motion-sensing technology make you psyched for the future? Or are you expecting this test to be a failure? Let us know!

You don't need to torch your couch after all.

Former Ubisoft designer said to be working on a TV show pilot that could air as soon as next month.

Analyst firm thinks that the problem is...well...Microsoft. Are the stars aligned against Kinect?

Supposed technical specs indicate that Microsoft's device can only support "2 active players."

Molyneux's Kinect project named Milo is still on track, but we won't see it anytime soon.

It should
come as no surprise that the Kinect dance game Dance Central
will be getting post-release content just like Rock Band. One thing might be a bit
different from what players are accustomed to: the price.

Can’t wait to flail in front of Kinect’s dual cameras? You don’t have
to. According to a recent Microsoft
tweet, official Microsoft stores “nationwide” will offer
opportunities to test out Kinect before it hits retail this November.

If you're one of those angry forum posters who has gleefully pointed out
how Sony's upcoming PlayStation Move controller looks and operates very
similarly to a Wii remote, it looks like you've got a supporter in
Fable 3 designer Peter Molyneux.