Microsoft launches induction gaming machine Kinect creates home entertainment center

Beijing time, June 15, Microsoft released its new motion-sensing gaming machine Kinect in Monday, and introduced an ambitious plan to use the new machine to make its Xbox 360 the center of Home Entertainment. kinect--its previous development code for project natal--allows players to manipulate their video games without using joysticks. In this game machine, users can use their physical movement to complete running, playing, jumping, racing and dancing and other movements.　　As one of its apps, George Lucas, the founder of the Star Wars Wars game development Room, is creating a game for the platform with a duel of light cavalry.　　But Microsoft's expectations of the device are much more than games, and it wants family members to use the platform to access and control various types of media content. "We're going to get the entertainment out of the control," Marc Wyandotte, Microsoft's senior vice president, said in Monday at the Los Angeles E3 video game conference. "Your living room will be more socialized than ever. "Users on the Kinect will be able to use Xbox Live to access movies, music and games."　　Microsoft also displayed the video telephony function on the device.　　Kinect will be listed on November 4 this year; Microsoft says the Kinect will launch its 15 games in tandem and more games will be released next year. Most of the games launched early were developed by Microsoft, such as the Kinect QSL and the Kinect adventures. Ubisoft will issue a title called "Your Fitness (Your Shape)."　　In addition, MTV games and its Harmonix studios developed the game Dance Center (dance Central) for the device. Microsoft also released a redesigned Xbox 360. The new Xbox 360 has a more slim appearance, 250GB of RAM and built-in WiFi connections. The product will be sent to retailers this week.