The Kinects, OTOH, can operate in as little as 8x8, although 10x10 is better (fits fine in my 11x11 room). And that is really a minimum, giving you almost no space for real movement (so figure more like a 20x20 foot room). The first three game demo's shown using the Kinect capabilities were Ricochet, Paint Party and Milo & Kate, and since then there have been tons more released. But the minimum space using the PS cameras is 13x13 - again, great if you have the room (but I dont). This is a virtual reality add-on that can be a really great experience for children as well as adults. If you go for the PS4 Pro then you will be able to use PlayStation VR. It is difficult to fault it in terms of specifications but it is a more expensive game console.

The technology behind the Kinect sensor was developed by a subsidiary of Microsoft, Rare, combined with on range camera technology from the Israeli based PrimeSense. The Sony PlayStation 4 Pro is the most powerful gaming console on the market. Microsoft released the first Kinect SDK mid-June 2011, allowing for developers to fully integrate the functionality into their games. Some of the competition the Kinect sensor faces is the Wii Remote Plus for Wii and Wii U, PlayStation Move / PlayStation Eye for PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Camera for PlayStation 4. The first generation of Kinect hardware was announced on Jat E3, and released on November 2010 as an attempt to broaden the Xbox 360's audience, and in early 2012 Microsoft released a version for Windows. The accessory works by providing a Natural User Interface (NUI) that allows users to interact directly without the need for a secondary device, like a controller. Kinect is Microsoft's motion sensor that works as an add-on for the Xbox 360 and Xbox One gaming consoles.

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