For a brief period in the late 2000s and early 2010s, motion-control gaming seemed poised to become the future of the video game industry. Instead of relying entirely on buttons and thumbsticks, ...

ARTICLE – Motion gaming never really went away. It just lost the living room. Microsoft’s Kinect vanished into obscurity, Nintendo’s Wii gathers dust in closets, and for years families had few options ...

Nintendo has had motion control gaming virtually to itself since the release of its Wii console in late 2006. The unit's wireless controller, the Wii Remote, detects movement in three dimensions and ...

“Red Steel 2” Director on Motion Control Gaming, Making a “First-Person Brawler” This month, Western-meets-Samurai Anime game Red Steel 2 takes a giant leap forward in translating players' movements ...