As Microsoft’s Kinect goes on sales across Ireland Irish gamers are already expecting to be disappointed as the gaming system has sold out in most major stores.
Smiths Toy stores have already sold out their initial shipment of Kinect stock as have HMV. Argos Ireland does not list of the controller on the site while Xtra-Vision mention the controller but give no details.
The revolutionary controller which detects body movements without the need for the player to hold a Wii-style wiimote is expected to be a Christmas bestseller for Microsoft.
Read our report on the US launch of Kinect.
A source in the retail industry expects the sale of Kinect systems to mirror the sale of Wii consoles in December 2006.
Nintendo was plagued by high demand and slow shipping schedules which left many gamers disappointed on Christmas morning.
Kinect is retailing for €150 although some shops such as Smiths are running games, console and controller bundles between €300 and €350.
Kinect games cost between €45 in Argos and €49 in Game.
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I know i am commenting on an old post but you can now get the Kinect completely free
I know i am commenting on an old post but you can now get the Kinect completely free
@pgarret Where and how!?
@thesociable Hi,I got a Kinect by getting a few referrals on a incentive reward site
@pgarret Thanks for the tip!
@pgarret Where and how!?
@thesociable Hi,I got a Kinect by getting a few referrals on a incentive reward site
@pgarret Thanks for the tip!