Yes, and the starter kit comes with the eye, motion controller, and navigation controller at a $99.99 price. For that second motion controller, you need to fork over $49.99 pushing the Move to $150. That is if you want to play The Fight: Lights Out.

As for the "Kinect is only two player" debate, it is quite laughable because those who make the argument are overlooking the obvious: Kinect via Live will have much more than 4 players because players will be able to connect their Kinect with more than 4 other players through their Xbox Live Gold membership.

Mentioning Live, then yes, there is another $50 added on to the price tag for the Gold membership.

I can easily foresee Kinect simulation games supporting up to 16 players via Xbox Live.

kinect will fail but not fail badly they will just have to forget about kinect 

kinect is at a stupid price for 129 pounds and move is only 40 pounds 

sure kinect does not not require any controller but that will be a problem especially if u need to go toilet and need to pauuse the game.God knows how you can pause it especially that you have to use motion in the first place plus they need to start thinking about the real gamers nearly all the games are either rip offs of another game[example being kinectimals which looks and plays a awful lot like nintendogs]and games which would make you look like a idiot plus they are hiring the non ideal companies to make them,:for example rare which in my opinion are doing a absoulutely bad job at making games for the xbox and the xbox 360 [i wish they would go back to nintendo] i even heard that bungie are refusing to make games for the kinect i dont blame them neither

but i could be wrong,maybe the kinect might be a success maybe 129 pounds is a good price maybe rare might do good for once at microsoft and maybe games which will be probably for the real gamers only time will tell but n my opinion it looks like the kinect will fail