Microsoft approves of Kinect open-source projects
Xbox director of incubation tells NPR nobody will get in trouble for writing code that supports motion-sensing camera on non-Xbox 360 devices.
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Microsoft denies Kinect hack claims
[UPDATE] Software giant says engineer's linking of camera-based system to Windows 7 PC does not constitute hacking.
Kinect connected to Roomba cousin
MIT student links Microsoft's motion-sensing camera to iRobot, uses it for 3D mapping, gesture command.
Kinect cost $56 to make - Report
UBM Tech Insights opens up Microsoft's new motion-control technology and prices out each of the components within.
AU Shippin' Out November 15-19: Kinect
Microsoft's camera peripheral launches around Australia with 15 games in tow.
MotionSports - Hang Gliding Challenge Gameplay Movie
A player carefully glides in for a landing.
MotionSports - Downhill Race Gameplay Movie
A skier catches gold and silver stars.
MotionSports - Horseback Riding and Football Gameplay Movie
A player takes on two separate challenges.
MotionSports - Boxing Gameplay Movie
A fighter sends her opponent to the mat.
MotionSports Official Trailer 2
MotionSports official trailer.
MotionSports Launch Trailer
Check out the launch trailer for MotionSports utilizing Kinect.
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Shippin' Out Oct. 31-Nov. 6: Kinect, God of War: Ghost of Sparta, GoldenEye, James Bond: Blood Stone
Plentiful new release slate sees Microsoft's full-body motion control tech and launch titles hit shelves; portable Kratos adventure, pair of 007 titles round out the week.
This Week in New Releases - Oct. 31-Nov. 6
This week we Kinect, rage through mythology, and become international spies.
This Week on Xbox Live - Insane Platforming, Tons of Guns, and Halloween Video Feature
This week, we take a look at Super Meat Boy, Borderlands, and Costume Quest.
Kinect launching with 17 titles in Nov.
Motion-sensing system to have 12 titles on day one and five more by end of month; Fighters Uncaged, Harry Potter added to debut lineup.
Microsoft to spend $500M on Kinect marketing - Report
Tech giant spending half a billion to promote new gesture-recognition technology; campaigns include Times Square showing, YouTube front-page takeover; full software lineup announced.
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