Kinect vs. Move, one of the most ironic arguments.

Here is the price of them.

Kinect - $150 (Kinect and Kinect Adventures)

Move - $100 starter bundle (PSwand, PSeye, and Sports Champion)
However you also need a Navigation Controller so $130. Kinect can scan 6 people and support 2 active players, so for multiplayer you need another $80 with Move.

So Move - $210

Remember 2 years ago with the 360 and PS3?
360 Pro - $300 with 60GB
PS3 - $400 with 80GB
However the PS3 had a wi-fi adapter and the controller charged with USB. It lacked a mic however. But it also had a blueray drive and free online gaming. Basically the 360 had accessories that weren't absolutely necessary but the PS3 came standard with them. It's like Kinect and Move, although Move appears to be cheaper at first it actually has some hidden cost that the 360 had. (that aren't completely necessary)

So Move may be cheaper or more expensive under certain conditions (such as only 1 player), Kinect has everything you need and you don't need extra stuff so it has a better value like the PS3 did back then.

It's just like the 360 vs. PS3 price argument but switched around. It's very ironic, has anybody else noticed it?

Never thought about that heh good for pointing that out

So basically the PS3 fanboys are hypocrites now.

This thread has already been made multiple times.

Move does indeed have the worst pricing structure I have ever seen for anything.

Actually, Kinect games are more expensive. I think 10$ more.

Last year I was super hyped for Natal/Kinect. It was one of the reasons I got a new 360 elite. Because I wanted to be ready when it came out. But after watching the E3 conference I've pretty much lost interest. I don't think the tech will work like it's supposed to and the launch games are only for the most casual of gamers.

FullMetalKendo wrote:

So basically the PS3 fanboys are hypocrites now.

The PS3 fanboys have always been hypocrites.

BlackStigma wrote:

Here is the price of them.

Kinect - $150 (Kinect and Kinect Adventures)

Move - $100 starter bundle (PSwand, PSeye, and Sports Champion)
However you also need a Navigation Controller so $130. Kinect can scan 6 people and support 2 active players, so for multiplayer you need another $80 with Move.

So Move - $210

Remember 2 years ago with the 360 and PS3?
360 Pro - $300 with 60GB
PS3 - $400 with 80GB
However the PS3 had a wife adapter and the controller charged with USB. It lacked a mic however. But it also had a blueray drive and free online gaming. Basically the 360 had accessories that weren't absolutely necessary but the PS3 came standard with them. It's like Kinect and Move, although Move appears to be cheaper at first it actually has some hidden cost that the 360 had. (that aren't completely necessary)

So Move may be cheaper or more expensive under certain conditions (such as only 1 player), Kinect has everything you need and you don't need extra stuff so it has a better value like the PS3 did back then.

It's just like the 360 vs. PS3 price argument but switched around. It's very ironic, has anybody else noticed it?

I know its a typo, but its a funny one at that. "However the PS3 had a wife adapter"

xSTONEYx187x wrote:

BlackStigma wrote:

Here is the price of them.

Kinect - $150 (Kinect and Kinect Adventures)

Move - $100 starter bundle (PSwand, PSeye, and Sports Champion)
However you also need a Navigation Controller so $130. Kinect can scan 6 people and support 2 active players, so for multiplayer you need another $80 with Move.

So Move - $210

Remember 2 years ago with the 360 and PS3?
360 Pro - $300 with 60GB
PS3 - $400 with 80GB
However the PS3 had a wife adapter and the controller charged with USB. It lacked a mic however. But it also had a blueray drive and free online gaming. Basically the 360 had accessories that weren't absolutely necessary but the PS3 came standard with them. It's like Kinect and Move, although Move appears to be cheaper at first it actually has some hidden cost that the 360 had. (that aren't completely necessary)

So Move may be cheaper or more expensive under certain conditions (such as only 1 player), Kinect has everything you need and you don't need extra stuff so it has a better value like the PS3 did back then.

It's just like the 360 vs. PS3 price argument but switched around. It's very ironic, has anybody else noticed it?

I know its a typo, but its a funny one at that. "However the PS3 had a wife adapter"

Lmao

xSTONEYx187x wrote:

BlackStigma wrote:

Here is the price of them.

Kinect - $150 (Kinect and Kinect Adventures)

Move - $100 starter bundle (PSwand, PSeye, and Sports Champion)
However you also need a Navigation Controller so $130. Kinect can scan 6 people and support 2 active players, so for multiplayer you need another $80 with Move.

So Move - $210

Remember 2 years ago with the 360 and PS3?
360 Pro - $300 with 60GB
PS3 - $400 with 80GB
However the PS3 had a wife adapter and the controller charged with USB. It lacked a mic however. But it also had a blueray drive and free online gaming. Basically the 360 had accessories that weren't absolutely necessary but the PS3 came standard with them. It's like Kinect and Move, although Move appears to be cheaper at first it actually has some hidden cost that the 360 had. (that aren't completely necessary)

So Move may be cheaper or more expensive under certain conditions (such as only 1 player), Kinect has everything you need and you don't need extra stuff so it has a better value like the PS3 did back then.

It's just like the 360 vs. PS3 price argument but switched around. It's very ironic, has anybody else noticed it?

I know its a typo, but its a funny one at that. "However the PS3 had a wife adapter"