Everyone seems to be positive that the Xbox 720 is on its way, but with no news of it at E3 2012 this year, there are little to no rumors/leaks about anything with the Xbox 720 (if that’s its real name). But today, IGN told us all about a leaked 56 page document that can be found here. It talks all about the features, price, bundles, and everything about the next-gen console, including why we need one. Some leaked features...

Leap Motion, a small start-up company, has invented a device called the Leap, an Xbox Kinect like device no bigger than a flash drive that let’s you control you computer screen with your hand gestures. Simple hand gestures like hand swipes and flicks are sensored by the device and does the corresponding effect to the visuals on the screen. The Leap is coming into market at $69.99 and is expected to ship Winter 2012.   The Leap...

Microsoft CEO Steve Balmer announced on Monday the company’s gesture-recognition technology Kinect will come to Windows on February 1. There was no explanation on how the device would look or work with Windows. Balmer said that Microsoft is working with 200 companies on Kinect apps, and there’s no limit to what they might include. Will we be doing spreadsheets or photo sorting by gesture? We’re looking forward to finding out more...

Mojang’s indie hit game Minecraft is getting a console release this winter, on Xbox 360 with Kinect support, Microsoft has revealed at its E3 2011 press conference. “I’m thrilled to announce that Minecraft is making its console debut this winter exclusively on Xbox 360 and Kinect,” said Phil Spencer of Microsoft Game Studios. And that’s about all we know for now. The press conference is still ongoing so...

Microsoft has just announced the 17 games that will be available on launch day with Kinect for Xbox 360, the tech giant’s highly anticipated controller-free gaming system. Kinect, which launches on November 4, 17 Kinect-enabled games will be available when the device makes its debut next month. Here’s the full list: Kinect Adventures: This is the game that is included with every Kinect device. It helps introduce gamers to the Kinect...

UK shop Play.com has up some new specifics on the technology in its listing for the device. Here are some specs from the site that answered some unanswered questions. Field of view is  limited.  The unit sees 57 degrees of horizontal and 43 degrees of vertical, with a 27 degree physical tilt to keep you in the action. Depth of view is  ranging from 4 feet to 11.5 feet. Skeletal tracking is limited to two active players at a time,  but...

Microsoft has quietly gone live with its Kinect product page and has unofficially confirmed a $149.99 price. The prices have been the same as Gamestop’s and Walmart’s websites. This high anticipate motion controller will surely draw a crowd to the release at a Walmart or Gamestop. [poll...