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  • Blog Post: Valve's Rumored Console May Be Linux-Based

    Rumors of a Valve console have been circulating for quite some time, and here's some more difficult to confirm information to add to the fire. Valve's man in charge Gabe Newell has offered a few quotes in regard to the success of Steam's Big Picture Mode and bringing the PC into the living... More
  • Blog Post: Pinball FX2 Now Available On Windows 8

    Zen Studios' popular platform for pinball game Pinball FX2 is now available for Windows' brand new operating system. The base game is free to download and includes the Mars table, and additional tables can be downloaded for $2.99 each. Here are the additional tables that are currently available... More
  • Blog Post: Grocery Shopping With Kinect

    Whole Foods will begin testing Kinect-powered shopping carts that makes buying groceries way more fun. As reported by Geek Wire, Microsoft today showed an early prototype of the cart that includes a mounted Kinect camera and monitor. Kinect recognizes what items you place in cart, automatically checks... More
  • Blog Post: Kinect Officially Headed To Windows Next Month

    Sly PC programmers have been playing around with Microsoft's motion-sensing Kinect device to create interesting PC-powered applications since the device debuted in 2010, but soon Microsoft will support Kinect use on the PC officially. During Microsoft's final Consumer Electronics Show keynote... More
  • Blog Post: Kinect For Windows Coming In Early 2012

    Today, Microsoft re-affirmed that Kinect functionality is coming to Windows in 2012, and launched a new beta of the Kinect for Windows SDK. "I know many of you are eagerly awaiting the Kinect for Windows commercial program coming in early 2012. My team is working hard to deliver a great product... More
  • Blog Post: Internal Video Reveals Microsoft's Vision For "Windows Gaming Experience"

    Once a year or so, we get some half-hearted new effort from Microsoft to push PC gaming on Windows machines. Internally, though, it looks like the company has a slightly more ambitious plan to tie together the PC experience, Xbox Live, Bing, Avatars, and other Microsoft products and services into an... More
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