The Kinect sensor itself, meanwhile, will be $149.99 when that launches during the holidays, and of course it will work with both the refreshed Xbox 360 and the previous-gen model. There will be ...

Xbox 360 4GB + Kinect: $280.96 2 x Xbox LIVE Gold cards: $96.00 Total = 376.96 Compare this to the $99 plus 24 payments of $14.99 for the bundle, which works out at $458.76.

[7:04] One person joins Xbox Live every two seconds. [7:05] Over 50 million Xbox 360s sold worldwide. [7:05] Kinect beat its 5 million forecast handily, selling 8 million units in just 60 days.

Kinect, Microsoft's motion-gaming controller for the Xbox 360 goes on sale today, so we take you through everything you need to know, including pricing, our verdict and a stupid video.

Just as we reported last week, Microsoft is selling the a 4GB Xbox 360 console with a Kinect for $99 with a two-year Xbox Live Gold contract for $14.99 per month.

It's quite the bargain when compared to the usual $400 Xbox 360 with Kinect bundle and 250 GB hard drive. See the video above for our first impressions of the console.

It seems likely that the ability to use the original Xbox 360 Kinect on a Windows machine was an unintended bonus, born of Microsoft's need to offer compatibility with legacy Xbox 360 systems.

The Xbox 360 expanded on the Live gaming service offered by Microsoft by offering a Gold subscription which allowed users access to streaming media apps like Netflix, greatly increasing the home ...

Despite the sluggish economy, Microsoft has sold over 10 million units of its new motion sensor gaming device, Kinect for Xbox 360, to date since it launched on Nov. 4, 2010.

Xbox 360 Kinect owners had some trouble today watching Microsoft’s Xbox One reveal due to device’s response to “Xbox” commands spoken during the livestream. Several users took to Twitter ...

Because of Kinect’s motorized tilt and pivot mechanism it will use more power than can be supplied through Xbox 360’s USB port. So, you’ll need to plug Kinect in separately. Maybe this holiday season ...

Kinect (formerly “Project Natal”) for Xbox 360 launched to much fanfare at a Cirque du Soleil-inspired show in L.A., on the eve of the annual E3 gaming conference.