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Retailers Pricing Kinect at $150
While Microsoft continues to stay mum on the matter, it appears as though buyers in all the major game retailers are planning on Kinect costing $150. Gamespot reports that Gamestop (Game Informer's parent company), Amazon, Best Buy, Wal-Mart, and Target are all listing the new hands-free motion controller at the same price point. While its not official, it certainly seems like retailers have been getting information indicating that this will be the price. Only time will tell, but it would be odd for all the major retailers to be wrong on something like this.
Based on what you've seen of Kinect so far, are you sold? Or, is $150 too much?
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