A year ago, the Xbox One was more than just the wireless controller and giant black box that now sells for $399. At the time, it was important to Microsoft that every single one of the consoles it ...

The device will be sold as a stand-alone add-on for Xbox One. The strategy did not work and Sony's console consistently outsold Microsoft's by an approximately two-to-one margin. (Sony reported ...

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Microsoft today announced plans to sell the Xbox One Kinect sensor separately. The standalone option comes with Dance Central Spotlight (available as a digital download with 10 tracks) and is set to ...

Back in May, Microsoft released a Kinect-less Xbox One bundle in hopes of increasing sales numbers for their latest generation gaming/media console. Until now, the Kinect Sensor was unavailable for ...

Microsoft released a standalone Xbox One and sees future purchases of a standalone Kinect. Standalone Kinect sensors for the Xbox One will be available to purchase in October for $150, Microsoft ...

Dance Central did three years' worth of favors for Kinect on Xbox 360. No other full-price retail game,much less a series, made better use of the device or a more compelling case for its ownership.

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Whether Microsoft is ready to fully admit it or not, the Redmond outfit incorrectly surmised that bundling a second generation Kinect motion control sensor with the Xbox One and charging a $100 ...

After Microsoft started offering the Xbox One without the Kinect sensor earlier this year to better complete with Sony's PS4, it was only a matter of time before a standalone Kinect was released. That ...

When Microsoft introduced the Xbox One with a lavish media event in fall 2013, much of the hype focused not on gaming but on using the console to control your television. The company demonstrated how, ...