Microsoft: Kinect Pricing Is Competitive

Dan Howdle 12:12, Thursday 29 July 2010

Microsoft assert their assurance the Kinect offers value for money

Speaking to Techradar, Microsoft’s Brett Siddons, Microsoft's UK Marketing manager has asserted his belief that Kinect’s price point of a penny shy of £130 is very competititve when placed alongside Sony and Nintendo’s offerings.

"The price thing itself depends on how you look at it," he said “It's £129.99 RRP but it comes with a game within that price – so Adventures will be packed in with the camera. If you buy it with the console which normally costs £149.99, [the package price is] £249.99 with the Kinect and the games – another 100 pound on top. The camera tracks six people – with two active gamers – you don't have to buy anything else.”

“I'll let you do the maths”

" but when you say Nintendo Wii or PlayStation Move yoI'll let you do the mathsu buy this and this, even for a two player games.

"What do you need and what do actually have to spend for a two player game for this device versus that device. You actually find that [Kinect] is very competitively priced."

Our take on the price of upcoming and established motion control devices? They’re all too expensive. There’s a recession on doncha know?

[Via Techradar]

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