The video below is apparently showing the storefront of a Verizon store in Chicago where they currently have an Android powered motion controlled game going. The game appears to consist entirely of blocking incoming snowballs and is completely motion controlled, basically it looks just like Kinect. If there is any company that can match the investment needed to launch a …

According to the latest sales figures by Microsoft the Kinect has now become the fastest adopted consumer electronics device ever, ousting the recent heir to the throne, the iPad. The iPad took 2 months to sell 2 million iPads, at a minimum price of $500, and has now settled down to selling around 4.5 million every quarter. Last Updated: December …

While the New York Times isn’t the pre-eminent gaming media outlet that we generally follow it is highly respected and for the casual gamer this latest article will be a big deal. According to Seth Schiesel at the NYT there really isn’t much reason to buy a Nintendo Wii anymore and while Sony are offering a compelling alternative with the …

According to the industry sales guru, Michael Pachter, when Sony said they had sold 4.1 million Move units they had really meant to say they had shipped 4.1 million units to retailers and had only sold 2.5 million to clients. His figures are coming from the now super secret NPD results and extrapolated from Europe and Japan. Last Updated: December …

The tit-for-tat between Microsoft and Sony continues, it was only yesterday that Microsoft were shouting from the rooftops that they had sold over 2.5 million Kinects in 25 days and now Sony has hit back. According to Sony they have sold 4.1 million Move units which works out to be 1 Move unit for every 10 PS3’s on the planet …

Danny Bilson from THQ has been busy updating his Twitter followers about THQ’s near term plans and has tweeted the above which is pretty straight forward really. What this core game is and how Kinect will be enabled is anyone’s guess but with him also saying that they have 2 Move core titles that are going to be announced I …

Sony’s Move faceman, Anton Mikhailov, has been chatting to Videogamer.com about all things Move and Kinect related and has stated in no uncertain terms that he isn’t a massive fan of Kinect. This can be expected since he is one of the men responsible for the Kinect’s biggest competitor but at the same time he isn’t really giving an opinion …

Microsoft are announcing this morning that Kinect retail sales have now passed 2.5 million and that they are still on track to reach 5 million by the end of the year. The 2.5 million is worldwide sales, not shipped, and is pretty impressive when you think the device has only been on sale for 25 days. But I have to …