Kinect To Go Off From Xbox Devices

According to latest reports, Microsoft is reportedly removing off Kinect and will now be selling Xbox One without the Kinect at a cheaper price. Kinect will now not be sold as one of Xbox Devices. The critics say that this is an immensely shameful thing for the studio as Kinect was a breakthrough thing and had Microsoft concentrated properly on …

Xbox one coming to China

Finally, after a change in rules and regulations in China, Microsoft’s Xbox One will launch in September. This move comes in after Chinese government’s decision in January to lift its ban on the sale of foreign video game consoles. The ban had been in place for 14 years, and has now been dismissed. There is also a requirement for foreign companies to work with local organizations to produce consoles within the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, for which Microsoft does not have to worry as it is in partnership with the Chinese media company BesTV and this problem gets sorted out there. Together, Microsoft and BesTV created E­Home Entertainment in September 2013, 49% of whose stake is with Microsoft and the rest 51% is with BesTV. China will become the 27th region where Xbox One has been launched.

Xbox Introduces Next-Gen Parenting

For some parents, keeping an eye on the kids while they are busy playing video games is a tough job. But now, you have an option to choose to manipulate your console to show you footage of your kid’s activity. This is a wonder which helps in being able to snap Internet Explorer to the side of your games. It …

Recently Released Update of CoD for Xbox One Reduces Performance

A recently launched update for the Xbox One Call of Duty: Ghosts has reportedly introduced performance problems that weren’t previously there in the game. The update was designed to organize the game for the Onslaught DLC, as well as adding bug fixes, new options and balance tweaks to the game’s multiplayer modes. However, according to reports from a leading website …