| ArnoldRimmer said:
Now seriously: I actually do agree that it's not a good decision by Microsoft, but for a slightly different reason: Kinect really was the one unique, stand-out feature that Xbox One had. Remove Kinect, and you have a console that costs exactly the same as PS4, but is considered to have weaker hardware, even if the difference may actually be rather small. Why would someone who isn't a fanboy or interested in a specific Xbox One exclusive title pick the Xbone? I see little reason... To me, it would feel like choosing between 100$ in cash and a 100$ voucher from my favourite shop. The two would be almost exactly similar useful to me, but I would still pick the 100$, because my mind would tell me that the money still has a tiiiiny advantage over the other alternative. |
If MS truly had faith in the Kinect, they would sell it for 399 with the Kinect included, then consumers would have no excuse plus it would obliterate the ps4s 450$ bundle with the eye.
The fact that the Kinect bundle is still 499 means that even at price parity, the XB1 is still more expensive then the Four.
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