Microsoft have finally unveiled the official RRP for the motion-sensing Kinect peripheral today. The device also comes bundled with Kinect Adventures, which will have you “navigating raging rapids and ducking and dodging through mountain top obstacle courses and exotic locations.”…

So there you are. Microsoft has finally released their controller-free peripheral, Kinect, into the mass market. You’ve just bought one for yourself and finished hooking it up, and invite all your friends and family to see what the future brings…

Back in 2006, shortly after the launch of Microsoft’s Xbox 360, a strange, unholy alliance was formed. Microsoft and Burger King, two companies each known for bringing the sensational smell of smoke to the noses of their customers, came together to offer a most unusual promotion.

Several major retail outlets have listed Kinect for Xbox 360 at a price of $149.99, suggesting that this will be the RRP for the device.

Taking a look at the Google Trends page shows us that the Nintendo 3DS has been the most popular search term when compared to the other big hardware announcements at this year’s E3 event.