Kinect gets price drop: now $110
Just in case you haven't become the controller yet, Microsoft has announced a price drop for its Kinect peripheral.
Just in case you haven't become the controller yet, Microsoft has announced a price drop for its Kinect peripheral. Effective immediately, the Kinect will drop from $150 to $110--that's a $40 savings, for those of you less mathematically inclined.
Retailers have already implemented the drop. We've spotted the reduced price Kinect at Amazon and Best Buy. Target appears to have the best deal of the bunch, however. Not only do you get Kinect Adventures (standard with every model), you also get The Gunstringer and Fruit Ninja Kinect. Call your local retailer if you're interested in jumping in.
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Just in case you haven't become the controller yet, Microsoft has announced a price drop for its Kinect peripheral.-
i wish to become the controller.
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it'd be interesting to see what microsoft does next with the Kinect on the next iteration of the Xbox. If they got rid of the lag and made it more advanced to recognize facial features/fingers/character facing, etc then it could be really cool.
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I got a kinect with my Star Wars 360 and surprisingly, I kinda like it. I have no desire to play a real game with it but it is a nice addition to my exercise schedule.
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Standing in front of the TV waving your arms around is classified as exercise these days?
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a shitty way to exercise. you barely do anything
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Not if you play it right. If you futz around and just wave your arms like an idiot, of course you aren't going to get any exercise out of it. Try actually dancing and doing the moves. It is just as much exercise as a dancing class.
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You're doing it wrong.
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what an odd price point..why not knock it down 10 to make it an even $100?
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biggest waste of money i spent last year.
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