Microsoft has confirmed that, in line with its five-year plan to put a Kinect into every household in the entire universe, the upcoming Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary remake will support the controller-free controller in some capacity.<\/p>\n
“Core focus for us in our press briefing this year with Kinect actually came from two sides,” Microsoft Game Studios boss Phil Spencer tells Gamespot. <\/a><\/p>\n “As a first-party, we believe Kinect will be important to all genres of games, be it racing games with Forza, combat games like Ryse, even games like Halo Anniversary have Kinect integration.”<\/p>\n He didn’t explain how it’s going to work, however. Maybe you shout “XBOX, PEW PEW” to fire, which would be kinda cool.<\/p>\n Microsoft’s E3 conference this year was pretty heavy on Kinect titles, although the catalogue of core games didn’t get much bigger or more impressive. New Kinect-supported titles announced during the presentation include Crytek’s Ryse (previously Codename: Kingdoms), Fable: The Journey, Minecraft, and Ghost Recon: Future Soldier.<\/p>\n