C Pav got a great deal on his. Even without a discount, consider it as a $399 console, a great $60 game and a $150 accessory that provides a HD camera for Skype chat or Twitch broadcasting and voice commands with the benefit of some motion gaming if you choose. Even at $499 it's not a horrendous deal when packaged with a game.You'll get what most suits your gaming habit (wait, don't you already have a PC that plays WoW and spend no time on anything else anyway), but if you get a PS4, it will cost you $399 for the console with no games (does it have a headset included)? Plus I hear the camera is popular and can't be found too easily. I haven't looked, but I've noticed stores do seem to have PS4s on shelves these days, so maybe demand is simmering. Anyway, my point is you'll come out saving $50 by choosing a PS4 and you won't have the Kinect equivelant.The problem is @C Pav is that they sale is off or I would seriously be considering it.
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Yeah and the fact that the once required and promised to be in every home so developers could build games based on it or use it now is an option instead of requirement. It has it's good and bad points of it but now am scared that it may die off like the original kinect kind of did. At least in terms of games being made for it.Man been reading some other forums on this. Alot of people are pissed because apparently Microsoft said that it would never be sold separately, and now they are. Guess the new guy in charge came in and made them do it to compete in sales with the ps4.
Yeah, I'm more interested in how it shapes the ecosystem than what people that already have an Xbox think of it. Developers used the original a bit, but included or not, for the near future I see specific games using it, apps using it for voice or as a camera (Skype / Twitch/ YouTube).Some games do have it. Thief for example, I couldn't figure out WTF was going on and thought my controller was freaking out. Turns out if you lean forward/back it triggers the "swoop" in the game and I apparently don't always sit as still as I think when I play games....Yeah and the fact that the once required and promised to be in every home so developers could build games based on it or use it now is an option instead of requirement. It has it's good and bad points of it but now am scared that it may die off like the original kinect kind of did. At least in terms of games being made for it.