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When "Sorcery" was demonstrated during the Sony presentation at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in 2010, it was touted as the quintessential game for the new Move motion controller, showcasing how action can be directed with the new device.

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Accessories make gaming more funupdated: Tue May 10 2011 07:22:00

For video game fans, many of the gadgets and accessories designed to support today's games are as unique and imaginative as the games themselves.

No new PlayStation, Xbox until 2014?updated: Thu Apr 21 2011 13:20:00

Gamers might have to wait at least another three years before there's any update to their Xbox or PlayStation consoles.

Review: 'Top Spin 4' most realistic tennis game yetupdated: Tue Apr 05 2011 12:02:00

"Top Spin 4" makes full use of lifelike animations, combined with innovative controls, to provide the most realistic tennis simulation game yet.

Microsoft Kinect sales set new Guinness World Recordupdated: Thu Mar 10 2011 07:41:00

Microsoft has sold more than 10 million Kinect systems for the Xbox 360 to retailers, the company announced Wednesday.

The future of motion-controlled gamingupdated: Fri Jan 21 2011 07:14:00

Proving that the Wii's motion-sensing controls weren't a fad, both Sony's PlayStation Move and Microsoft's Kinect had strong holiday seasons, suggesting a growing appetite for active video games.

Motion, 3-D gaming right at home at CESupdated: Mon Jan 10 2011 13:28:00

The world's largest video game companies weren't about to miss an opportunity to get their consoles and hand-helds in front of a cutting-edge audience.

5 tips for holiday electronics shoppingupdated: Thu Nov 25 2010 09:57:00

Prices on consumer electronics products can be pretty recession-blind. The iPad -- a hot tablet computer on the wish lists of 6- to 12-year-olds -- starts at $500 and climbs to $830. Microsoft's no-controller gaming system, Kinect, another hot item, runs $300 to $400 when you include the Xbox 360.

First impressions: Microsoft's Kinect gaming systemupdated: Thu Nov 04 2010 09:35:00

With Kinect, the new controller-free system for its Xbox 360 gaming console, Microsoft isn't just trying to revolutionize video gaming. The company wants to change how people interact with all their entertainment choices.

XBOX Kinect unleashedupdated: Thu Nov 04 2010 09:35:00

XBOX has a new addition that means no remote and new games. CNN's Jim Boulden played one.

'Invizimals' brings fantasy creatures to your real worldupdated: Wed Nov 03 2010 12:59:00

Gaming companies are looking to get people into the game more by virtually inserting the player into the action.

Xbox Kinect's game launch lineup revealedupdated: Tue Oct 19 2010 07:40:00

Microsoft has just announced the 17 games that will be available on launch day with Kinect for Xbox 360, the tech giant's highly anticipated controller-free gaming system.

Why new music games rockupdated: Thu Sep 30 2010 08:13:00

After watching music game sales plummet 49 percent in 2009, the makers of popular franchises such as "Guitar Hero" and "Rock Band" are realizing the need for innovation.

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