Microsoft's Kinect is changing the way people think about interacting with their electronics, and hackers are pushing these ideas even further.
The device works by tracking your body's movements in real time -- turn your hands to steer a car in a racing game, jump up to have your character jump on screen.
The Kinect SDK is open, meaning that anyone who wants to can get his hands dirty and play with the Kinect's motion tracking, skeleton mapping, and graphics capabilities.
But even before the SDK was released, hackers have found awesome ways to get the most out of this popular accessory.
Here are several of our favorite Kinect hacks that might make believers out of Microsoft skeptics.
A way to control Mario!
A rave-controlled Space Invaders game.
A live-action digital puppet.
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