I have used both MVP and MVC and although we as developers tend to focus on the technical differences of both patterns the point for MVP in IMHO is much more related to ease of adoption than anything else.
If I’m working in a team that already as a good background on web forms development style it’s far easier to introduce MVP than MVC. I would say that MVP in this scenario is a quick win.
My experience tells me that moving a team from web forms to MVP and then from MVP to MVC is relatively easy; moving from web forms to MVC is more difficult.
I leave here a link to a series of articles a friend of mine has published about MVP and MVC.
http://www.qsoft.be/post/Building-the-MVP-StoreFront-Gutthrie-style.aspx
