One year on from getting our game-ridden bodies into a sweat, Microsoft has revealed the follow up to Microsoft Kinect launch title Kinect Sports. It’s called Kinect Sports Season 2, and will, you guessed it, feature more sports, including tennis. What else? Voice controls! Read on…
June, 2011
Dance Central 2 has been shown off for the first time. This time it features simultaneous multiplayer dancing. It’s time to hone those dance moves, folks.
We already knew about this one. Microsoft has officially unveiled Halo 4. Halo: Reach was reportedly the last game in the franchise, now we have another. The original Halo game will also be getting a remake, remastered for the current generation.
Ever since a trademark for Kinect Fun Labs was unearthed, the gaming world was befuddled by what it could be. In the process we got to see the future of avatar creation.
UPDATE: Twitter integration will be baked into iOS 5 as well, as rumours suggested. It’ll let you share anything on supported apps quickly and easily – you just log in once.
It’s official: iOS 5 will bring better notifications to your iPhone, and Apple just demoed how live on stage at WWDC 2011.
UPDATE: OS X Lion will cost £20.99 in the UK, we’ve confirmed.
Apple VP Phil Schiller just confirmed that OS X Lion will be launching in July. It’s a 4GB download and will only be available through the Mac App Store – so for machines capable of running the current Mac software, Snow Leopard. Schiller said that it will cost $29.99 (£18.30), and will come under the typical multiple machine license used on the store.
The quest for the holy grail of a proper Star Wars lightsaber game? It may have just been ended by Star Wars Kinect. News had earlier spread of the game’s details, but E3 attendees got to see more of the Force-filled title in action.
The next leap in the Fable franchise has been revealed by Lionhead Studios main man, Peter Molyneux. It will put power in the hands of gamers like never before using Kinect controls. This is Fable like we’ve never seen before.