Microsoft has denied that it will be issuing a Kinect firmware update capable of “quadrupling” the platform’s accuracy.
The rumors – which originated from an unnamed source speaking to EuroGamer – suggested that Kinect’s 320×240 resolution limit would be increased to 640×480, thereby allowing it to detect subtle finger movement and hand rotation.
However, an MS spokesperson told CVG that such reports were utterly and “completely unsubstantiated.”
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“We’re constantly working to expand and improve on experiences for Xbox 360 and Xbox LIVE. [Nevertheless], this rumor is completely unsubstantiated.
“[Really], we couldn’t be more pleased with the [current] fidelity of the technology. Clearly, consumers agree – given [that] we sold more than 2.5 million units around the world in the first 25 days Kinect was on the market.”