NPD has released its report for April 2012 retail sales in the US, outlining one of the sharpest declines in industry sales in recent years.
]]>Nelson's confirmed that a Kinect Star Wars demo is now up on Xbox Live.
]]>Kinect creative boss Kudo Tsunoda has said in an MCV interview the future Kinect tech could sense the tone of voice and the body stance of the person playing it.
]]>Kinect Star Wars is the new UK number one following its release last week.
]]>As Kinect Star Wars launches today, reviews for the effort have gone live. Get the links below the break. If you have a link to add, you know what to do.
]]>If those Jedi dance offs have you thinking that Kinect Star Wars isn't the most serious of games, you're on the right track.
]]>The LinkedIn profile of a senior producer at Microsoft has revealed the magnitude of the Kinect Star Wars development - revealing the game was worked on by ten teams comprising of over 200 people.
]]>The launch trailer for Kinect Star Wars has surfaced and is posted below. May the force and all that hippie, touchy feely, Obi-Wan stuff be with you come April 3. Thanks, Machinima.
]]>Microsoft and Activision are the latest companies to pull support for GAME, MCV is reporting tonight.
]]>Microsoft's released new media of Kinect Star Wars ahead of the game's launch next month. Droid dancing, lightsabers and pod racing your thang? You're in the right place, lovely. Get new shots and a gameplay video below.
It's out in the US on April 3 and in the UK on April 6.
]]>Kinect marketing boss Michael Johnson has said Mass Effect 3's integration of the motion controller shows how it can be used within core games without it being force-fitted.
]]>First video of Kinect Star Wars' dance mode has emerged from a tenth anniversary Xbox event in Amsterdam. This is pretty much essential viewing.
]]>Microsoft has confirmed that Kinect Star Wars will release on April 3 in the UK.
]]>Microsoft has released a new video for Kinect Star Wars, featuring Parks and Recreation's Chris Pratt reenacting the scene in Star Wars where Darth Vader and Obi-Wan go at it. Warning: he is in his under crackers at one point. After announcing a delay for the title last year, along with the awesome R2D2-inspired limited-edition Xbox 360 with Kinect bundle, Microsoft has yet to provide a new release date.
]]>Microsoft is showing off a lot of their Kinect offerings to the public this week at the Eurogamer Expo, but if you can't make it down there and want to try out Kinect's latest they've just lifted the lid on a new road show which will see their major Kinect releases playable to the public in a variety of locations.
]]>Microsoft has confirmed to OXM it has delayed Kinect Star Wars and the awesome R2D2-inspired limited-edition Xbox 360 with Kinect bundle.
]]>One final video from the Microsoft Play Day: it's Star Wars Kinect. There's a minute-long video of the game from Terminal Reality, where you'll be able to get "a lot of finesse" from challenges in the game for hardcore gamers playing it.
Star Wars Kinect launches this Christmas for Xbox 360.
]]>There’ll still be a challenge for hardcore gamers in Kinect Star Wars according to the game’s Global Product Manager.
]]>Lucasarts has release a few new screenshots for Kinect Star Wars. The game will be released in time for the holiday season, and you can also get it in bundle form for $449.99 via an R2D2 styled 320GB Xbox 360 which also comes with a gold C3PO controller and a white Kinect.
]]>It's time for small things, funny things, and weird things. Get your fill below.
]]>Sorry, hardcore gamers. This probably isn't the Star Wars game you're looking for. Does that necessarily mean it'll be bad? Of course not. But LucasArts and Microsoft made no bones about their aim during Kinect Star Wars' Comic-Con panel: this one's for "families and kids."
]]>Xbox and LucasArts announced at Comic-Con today that limited edition Xbox 360 console with Kinect painted like R2-D2 with C3-PO-gold controller will be up for grabs soon.
]]>Microsoft has announced its plans for next week's Comic-Con, and it loos as through there will various Xbox 360-centric activities for attendees to busy themselves with.
]]>Microsoft demoed Lucasarts' Star Wars Kinect game during its E3 press conference. You can use both your voice along with hands an body gestures in it.
]]>French site BamarEnLive has posted in-game footage of Kinect Star Wars and the previously unannounced Disneyland Adventures being played by Kinect boss Kudo Tsunoda yesterday. The Star Wars footage shows Kudo using a lightsaber, dodging and jumping in combat, while the Disney game shows a kid walking round a themepark, hugging Mickey and doing all the stuff Disney likes to think kids do. Obviously, these titles are to feature in the Microsoft E3 press conference later today. Watch the video below: it desribes Star Wars as "nearly ready". Thanks, Xboxygen.
]]>LucasArts boss Paul Meegan has said the company is watching both Kinect and PlayStation Move closely in regards to using both motion controllers for internal development.
]]>Update: It's actually fake. Welcome to E3 everyone.
Kotaku's reporting a massive list of titles that Microsoft is showing at E3, including a new Halo, Dance Central 2 and more.
]]>Microsoft and LucasArts have finally begun to lift the lid on what is almost certainly Kinect's most anticipated title: Star Wars.
]]>Microsoft's released a brief live-action teaser for Star Wars Kinect, featuring a curious R2-D2 examining the camera before freaking out after it nods back at him. And that's it. No, really, that is it. Expect the Terminal Reality game, first announced last year, to be part of Microsoft's E3 presser on Monday. Watch it below
]]>Lightsabers? Please. That's only the tip of the iceberg.
The rest of the iceberg is a Rancor.
]]>Sony R&D bod Anton Mikhailov has hit out at Kinect's abillity to deliver a proper Star Wars title with the tech.
]]>Kinect creative lead Kudo Tsunoda has told the BBC that the Star Wars Kinect title, coming from Ghostbusters devs Terminal Reality, will release next christmas.
]]>Mind that Star Wars game that was announced last night for Kinect? We get the feeling we may want it just a little bit.
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