In a recent interview, Microsoft Game Studios head Phil Spencer revealed that the upcoming Halo Anniversary Edition will be featuring support in some way, shape, or form for the Kinect.
The announcement came when Spencer explained why Microsoft decided once again this year to put a focus on the Kinect during their E3 press conference.
"Core focus for us in our press briefing this year with Kinect actually came from two sides," said Spencer. "Obviously as a first party we believe that Kinect will be important to all genres of games, be it racing games with Forza, combat games like Ryse — even games like Halo Anniversary has Kinect integration."
He did not go any further into detailing just what kind of support for the motion device Halo Anniversary will have. Spencer did however mention in another post-E3 interview that the company will eventually make all future first-party titles use Kinect.
Halo Anniversary is a HD remake of the classic FPS Halo: Combat Evolved and is currently set for a November 15 release exclusively on the Xbox 360 at the price of $39.99.
[GameSpot]
