In Bungie’s latest weekly update, they engaged in a round of “Halo: Reach Mythbusters,” shooting down some of the bigger rumors floating around the net. And the biggest: that Halo: Reach would use Natal motion controls. [Via: 1up.com] ...
Microsoft’s full-body game control system Project Natal will be launched in time for the holidays this year, in what promises to be a big year for Xbox 360 users. [Via: PC World] ...
Essentially, Microsoft is trying to build a sophisticated AI that can look at video of what you’re doing in front of a camera, and translate that to information the game can use. [Via: Joystiq] ...
Microsoft’s full-body game control system Project Natal will be launched in time for the holidays this year, in what promises to be a big year for Xbox 360 users. [Via: PC World] ...
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Retailer Amazon.com this week price Microsoft Corp.’s Xbox 360 Live 12-Month Gold Card to under $35 in a new retail promotion. [Via: Punch Jump] ...
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The price of home console games have gone up especially on current gen consoles such as the PS3 and Xbox 360. Last generation the price of video games were much lower than it is currently. However, according to some, video games may get cheaper in 2010. ...
Video game fans addicted to playing the alien shoot-em-up Halo series online on the Xbox 360 console may soon be able to continue the fight on the move after Microsoft hinted that it might integrate online gaming into its Windows Mobile platform. [Via: Times Online] ...
Project Natal is the code name for a “controller-free gaming and entertainment experience” by Microsoft for the Xbox 360 video game platform. ...