9 December 2010 13:37 GMT / By Ben Crompton
Depending on your ever-so-unique gaming needs you may need an Xbox 360 with a bit more under the bonnet, but if you're happy to settle for the smaller 4GB model and are desperate for a bit of Kinect action, this could be just the thing.
Comet is currently selling Microsoft Xbox 360 Kinect bundles for £219, which, for our money, sounds very reasonable. You'll also get Kinect Adventures in with the game console bundle, meaning you'll have something to play straight out of the box.
Pocket-lint has reviewed both the Xbox 360 S and the Microsoft Kinect system, and found both to be of the highest quality, so if you are thinking of splashing out you could do a lot worse.
Full details and a place to buy can be found via this handy link to the Comet online shop.
Microsoft Kinect, Microsoft Xbox 360, Xbox 360, Comet, Daily Tech Deal, Gaming, Consoles



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