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Natal Expected To Sell “Millions and Millions”

April 06, 2010 in Industry News comments 7

Microsoft have come out and said that they expect their latest innovative technology Project Natal to sell "Millions and Millions" of copies. Read more of the story by following the link.

“Our focus for launch [for Natal] is on original experiences, built from the ground up,” Xbox product director Aaron Greenberg told Edge. “We believe that’s important because the first impression has to be a magical one.
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  • 1
    kspiess Apr 6, 10
    I expect to sell 804 billion units, because it's the best thing ever! Because I said so.
  • 1
    FinalFantasyFanaticc Apr 6, 10
    it'll sell loads, dunno about millions and millions though.
  • 1
    phowell23 Apr 6, 10
    Will the video game gods please make this and Move flop. This shit is going to ruin gaming.
  • 0
    Daweii Apr 7, 10
    Hahaha millions. After pricing their new Xbox 360 memory stick about $40 above the average price and their HDD still at over $100 for something as tiny as 120Gb, Natal is shaping up to be a piece of kit worth about $200-$300 and after buying an Xbox 360 and all the other overpriced shit that comes with that original purchase it's going to be too much for the average consumer.
    • 0
      Daweii Apr 7, 10
      ...it's going to be too much for the average consumer.

      I accidentally clicked post before I was finished, bring back the edit button.
      • 0
        FinalFantasyFanaticc Apr 7, 10
        Natals already been priced to be the same cost as an average game, so about $70-80.

        Overpriced shit with an xbox 360? hardly, do your research.
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        Livewire_19 Apr 7, 10
        Daweii refresh your browser page and the edit button will magically appear.

        Also Microsoft isn't going to charge $200-$300 for Natal without including a console, they aren't stupid, that's more than the Wii cost, nobody would ever buy it.

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