Thanks for taking the time to seriously reply to some arguments.
I think #6 is majorly important: who else is going to tell the casual user about Kinect? This is THE way to get into loads of networks where Move cannot go. Casuals don't start a conversation on 'whow.. move was soo cool'... because the problems is: it's not so different from Wii: People know that stuff.
However, your point on price is taken. $300 sounds like a lot: and Microsoft should work on getting that down ASAP. But the number of pre-orders still stand: 100,000 on this thing: holy cr*p. I think pricing is right, but needs to go down a bit more for casuals. First movers/gadget phreaks will buy it anyways, despite its price. [btw: iPhone costs way more, so its just a matter of making decisions, money may not even be the problem... convincing may]
On #3: well, is that true? Is Kinect not really different from all the Wii/Move stuff? Is this not Holodeck v0.2, more so than wii/move? (I'm not sure, that's my gutt feeling. Lookig forward to some arguments though - see you know people that don't think so.. but if you think about it... )
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