Microsoft’s Project Natal was announced this year back in June at the E3 conference and it was scheduled for a 2010 release. It’s great, and from the demo we can say that it’s even better than the Nintendo Wii, but that’s just our opinion. Project Natal will allow Xbox 360 users to interact with their gaming console with the need of a controller as it’s a motion-sensing device. You can even input voice commands, and the next-gen gaming device will understand what are you saying.
The reason why we have reminded you of Project Natal is because a reliable source is reporting that Microsoft is going to launch the gaming device in November 2010. We already knew that it’s late 2010, but we didn’t know the exact month. Also it seems like Microsoft will prepare five million Project Natal units for the launch, and although you might think that it’s going to be expensive, a Natal will cost between $50 to $80 with 14 games included in the package.
These are great news, and although we were hoping to get our hands on it earlier, this is good too. The pricing makes our hearts beat faster and considering the fact that we will have 14 games with the device, we’re going to call Project Natal “the most expected device of the year 2010.”
