Scabby
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ORIGINAL: Scabby I would agree about Move being equally as expensive perhaps. I would disagree about the Wii, though. Being such the huge success that it is, any get together I have been to that involves the Wii has friends bringing their own controllers. That's the kind of social experience that the console has always delivered and people have bought into. So, most people only pay out the intial £175 and they get a Wiimote, Chuck and MotionPlus and only ever need that. I think you're underestimating the huge number of gamers who own a Wii and who Kinect and Move are aimed at. So, basically, Move may actually be cheaper for some than Kinect. See Borstal's example. One family - 4 controllers. That's a fair point. But as I said before, you can share controllers on a lot of titles, and other titles try to give you an option of control styles so you can refrain from buying MotionPlus, Chucks and even Wiimotes. Mario Kart offers the option to use the Gamecube controller for example, which some people have knocking around. Also the classic controller which was only retailing for around £15. Sure, Borstal is one example. An example of a filthy rich bastard
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