By Donald Kaufman Get ready to open your wallets Microsoft pulled a Nintendo the other day when they announced that some new peripherals are coming out for the Xbox 360 but neglected a key point that most gamers want to know: the price. Then again, after Sony had the cojones to name some specific prices at E3, everybody had a cow. I'm the first to admit that they can't win, but at the same time, I'm the kind of person who likes to know how much something costs so I can know how early and how often I need to start selling blood. Joystiq got a hold of what they're saying is a reliable source from Microsoft and got some leaked info and price points. From Joystiq: 360 wireless gaming receiver (which enables wireless 360 controllers, headsets, and wheels on your PC): $20 Wireless racing wheel: $130 Wireless headset: $60