Dec. 21, 2011— -- Grease Dance for Xbox Kinect is a dancing game that serves as an effective answer to the night club staples that headline the Dance Central and Just Dance games. It trades ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. With more than 10 million copies sold to date, the Just Dance series has been a huge success for publisher Ubisoft--all the more impressive ...

Microsoft and some third-party companies rolled out some nifty titles in 2011, with a few new ones for the holidays that will test your wits and stamina as you lunge around the living room, angling ...

Microsoft has finally decided that the Kinect is no longer a viable standalone device to keep in production. This makes sense as the technology has been utilized for innovations such as Cortana and ...

MTV’s Dance Central is expected to be one of the hot titles for the Microsoft Kinect motion-sensing system launching on Nov. 4 for the Xbox 360. The game makes use of Kinect’s ability to sense your ...

Dance Central is a Kinect game that works as advertised, something rival titles haven't quite pulled off. Harmonix's Matt Boch thinks it all comes down to testing. Speaking to Kotaku about the motion ...

LOS ANGELES--Microsoft revealed an Xbox 360 redesign and solidified a Kinect release date this morning at its press briefing, but the news didn't stop there. On top of those information drops, ...

Almost three years after release, and developers are still squeezing out new ways of how to use Microsoft's motion-sensing camera Kinect. We chat with Harmonix project director Matt Boch about how it ...

Sick of going to the club to party it up and dance the night away? No longer do you have to leave your own home; now you can bring the party to you and pump it up with a Kinect hack laser show and ...

America's hottest country music stars are headed to your living room for a brand new interactive dance experience with bonus sing-a-long features that's packed with dozens of hits from your favorite ...

Microsoft has created a unique experience with its Kinect motion-control gaming system. On its face, it’s more compelling than either the Nintendo Wii, which is now showing its age, and the Sony ...

A long time ago at a convention center far, far away, Microsoft promised gamers a Star Wars adventure using the Xbox 360’s Kinect motion-sensing camera. You’d wield a lightsaber by swinging your arms, ...