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Tag Archives: Kinect
E3: Microsoft press briefing
Microsoft started the day off with their press briefing on what you can expect from them in the coming year. And thanks to the miracle of streaming, everyone could catch it from any number of online channels. There was plenty … Continue reading
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Tagged E3, E3 2011, Gears of War 3, halo, Kinect, Microsoft, Modern Warfare 3, video games, Xbox, Xbox 360
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Review: Dance Paradise
By Brittany VincentContributor I never thought I’d see the day where dance games would become so popular. As a Dance Dance Revolution vet, I’ve gleefully accepted the Kinect revolution with open arms. Dance Central, then Dance Masters, and now Dance … Continue reading
Candid Kinect
Kinect came out yesterday amidst much hoopla and joy for those that managed to snag one. If you haven’t heard of what it is, it’s the motion sensing accessory for the Xbox 360 that essentially follows your body to do … Continue reading
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Tagged Kinect, Microsoft, motion control, Move, PS3 Move, Wii, Xbox 360
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Staring down the new Xbox 360
When I heard about the slimmed-down, redesigned Xbox 360′s unveiling at last week’s E3 in Los Angeles, one question came to mind — does a new design mean I won’t have to worry about it suddenly dying on me, like … Continue reading