The Kinect camera, Microsoft's brand new motion sensing controller, has been given a price by several big-name online retailers (including Microsoft themselves) - and for once, they all seem to be in agreement on how much the device is going to set you back.
While it's already been announced that the camera will be coming out in November worldwide, we now also know that it's going to set the Americans back at least $149.
And that's just for the camera itself - for your hard earned cash, you'll get some leads, a manual, and the camera itself, with no game included.
Do we really want to part with more than £100 to embarrass ourselves in front of our friends on Dance Central? It's a tough question.
This also means that with Microsofts current exchange rate, the Kinect camera will cost around £99 (101.924, if you want to be exact) when it arrives over here. Again, with no games.
We think £99 is slightly too much for a peripheral that doesn't allow for 4 players at the same time and doesn't come with any games, but perhaps the current price is merely testing the water, and if it doesn't attract the interest they want they'll announce a lower, better price closer to the date.
