LOL!!! That's some epic win.

Surprised about the price.  Bundle price looks good, hoped that would be standalone price as well.  Not so much a done deal about me getting one.  WIll have to see what Fable 3 does with Natal.

Lol those charts are borderline illegal as misinformation.

You can't defend them

dahuman said: greenmedic88 said: dtewi said: NiKKoM said: PR is out the door....   Login Enter your username and password. Username: Please enter a username. Password: Please enter your password. Login via Facebook | Sign Up | Forgot Password? Reset Password Please enter your email address to have your password reset. Email: Please enter your email address. Please enter a valid email address. Register Registering will give you a user profile and the ability to add other users as friends. To become a commenter, however, you need to audition. Want to know more? Consult the Comment FAQ and legal terms. Username: Please enter a username. Password: Please enter a password. Confirm Password: Please confirm your password. Passwords are not identical. Email (not published): Please enter a valid email address. Remember me on this computer? Sign me up for Kotaku's email newsletter Register One last thing! While we don't require an email address to sign up, consider adding one to your account. This will give you the ability to reset a lost or stolen password. Email (not published): Please enter a valid email address. Sign me up for Gawker's email newsletter Submit Your Comment You don't need a login to comment. Just enter your email address below. Your username will be the part of your email address before the @ sign. If you wish to remain anonymous, create your own username by signing up for a Gawker account here. Email: Please enter a valid email address. Please enter a valid email address. Get Kotaku's daily newsletter? Already Have an Account? Login with your Facebook or existing Kotaku account. Questions? Learn more at the Comment FAQ. Invite a friend to comment   To invite people to this discussion, send them an email invitation by pasting in a list of comma-separated email addresses and then clicking Send invites. Emails: Please enter at least one email address. Please use valid email addresses. Please use unique email addresses. Please enter fewer addresses. Send a link Send a link to this post 'Microsoft's Take On The Cost of Motion Gaming' via email: Your name: Please enter your name. Your email address: Please enter your email address. Please enter a valid email address. Recipient's Email Address: Please enter your recipient's email address. Please enter a valid email address. Your Message: Please enter your message. Syndicate Republish or promote to: Saving... Republish Promote Cancel Syndicate Republished On Post Status draft tagpage published deleted Saving... Save Cancel   I hadn't realized WiiFit was necessary for multiplayer on the Wii. True enough. The makers of the chart probably should have thrown in another Balance Board. Or three if they want to extend the chart to 4 player "full body motion control!" it's different tbh, Kinect can't measure your weight or sense the tilting on the bottom of your feet depending on weight and balance distribution, and you only really just need 1 balance board per family.

The point was the chart is already pretty ridiculous.

The Balance Board isn't what most would consider a "required cost" for anything other than Wii Fit.

If the chart maker wanted to make a stronger case for just how "cheap" Kinect is, they would have extended it to include 4 players, which naturally makes any controller based system appear unreasonably expensive.

On the flip side, my own personal "upgrade chart" for the PS3 goes something like: $50. Period. One Move controller (already own a PSEye).

also found this one on n4g

lol man I can imagine the PR and marketing both sides are gonna unleash now...Go KB ;)

What this chart fails to tell you is that for new owners, if they want to play non-Kinect-based multiplayer games, they need to buy a $50 controller.  Also not disclosed is the cost of on-line play for the 360 vs. that of the other systems.

Mike from Morgantown

you 'shouldn't' rather...but it will happen, sadly

greenmedic88 said: dahuman said: greenmedic88 said: dtewi said: NiKKoM said: PR is out the door....   Login Enter your username and password. Username: Please enter a username. Password: Please enter your password. Login via Facebook | Sign Up | Forgot Password? Reset Password Please enter your email address to have your password reset. Email: Please enter your email address. Please enter a valid email address. Register Registering will give you a user profile and the ability to add other users as friends. To become a commenter, however, you need to audition. Want to know more? Consult the Comment FAQ and legal terms. Username: Please enter a username. Password: Please enter a password. Confirm Password: Please confirm your password. Passwords are not identical. Email (not published): Please enter a valid email address. Remember me on this computer? Sign me up for Kotaku's email newsletter Register One last thing! While we don't require an email address to sign up, consider adding one to your account. This will give you the ability to reset a lost or stolen password. Email (not published): Please enter a valid email address. Sign me up for Gawker's email newsletter Submit Your Comment You don't need a login to comment. Just enter your email address below. Your username will be the part of your email address before the @ sign. If you wish to remain anonymous, create your own username by signing up for a Gawker account here. Email: Please enter a valid email address. Please enter a valid email address. Get Kotaku's daily newsletter? Already Have an Account? Login with your Facebook or existing Kotaku account. Questions? Learn more at the Comment FAQ. Invite a friend to comment   To invite people to this discussion, send them an email invitation by pasting in a list of comma-separated email addresses and then clicking Send invites. Emails: Please enter at least one email address. Please use valid email addresses. Please use unique email addresses. Please enter fewer addresses. Send a link Send a link to this post 'Microsoft's Take On The Cost of Motion Gaming' via email: Your name: Please enter your name. Your email address: Please enter your email address. Please enter a valid email address. Recipient's Email Address: Please enter your recipient's email address. Please enter a valid email address. Your Message: Please enter your message. Syndicate Republish or promote to: Saving... Republish Promote Cancel Syndicate Republished On Post Status draft tagpage published deleted Saving... Save Cancel   I hadn't realized WiiFit was necessary for multiplayer on the Wii. True enough. The makers of the chart probably should have thrown in another Balance Board. Or three if they want to extend the chart to 4 player "full body motion control!" it's different tbh, Kinect can't measure your weight or sense the tilting on the bottom of your feet depending on weight and balance distribution, and you only really just need 1 balance board per family. The point was the chart is already pretty ridiculous. The Balance Board isn't what most would consider a "required cost" for anything other than Wii Fit. If the chart maker wanted to make a stronger case for just how "cheap" Kinect is, they would have extended it to include 4 players, which naturally makes any controller based system appear unreasonably expensive. On the flip side, my own personal "upgrade chart" for the PS3 goes something like: $50. Period. One Move controller (already own a PSEye).

Yes, I agree, though living America, I can safely say that a lot of people are not too bright and would believe the chart LOLOLOLOL!

At the end of the day, who needs all the rest of that junk when you have Debth Sensing. Awesome.

If MS put those charts at retail, and there wasn't significant small text explaining un-needed additions to go with them, they could quite easily get sued by either Sony or Nintendo.