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Why hasn't anyone mentioned Rock Band/Guitar Hero peripherals? How about force feedback steering wheels? How many games are those compatible with that they justify their prices?

I don't know but if it's a game changer, around $150 or even $175 for natal w/ a bundle of compelling games would be decent.

I think the bundled game will have to sell the peripheral, not the other way around. Just like some say of Wii Fit.

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