So, wait, I can have 10 family members I'll share my entire library with ? Who will be able to play all the games I purchased on their console, wherever it is ?
doesn't this mean 6$ games ?
My head hurts trying to understand this.
What is the average non gaf-gamer going to think?
How on Earth is the general public going to be able to make sense of this?
Doesn't sound awful and I'm glad they cleared some stuff up. I don't understand why they waited so long though.
Say what? Source?
lol... people are really not getting it. YOU COULD DO THAT BEFORE! Just bring the goddamn games to your friends place. Now you'll have to log in, download em and once you're logged out, he won't be able to play it anymore
To limit private sales with someone you just met on the internet.What's the logic behind waiting 30 days?
http://news.xbox.com/2013/06/main
Highlights (lowlights?):
No renting, no loaning. No private sales (unless selling to someone who has been on your friends list for 30 days)
Console Checks in Every 24 hours
Trade-ins are up to the publisher and only at participating retailers
You can give a game to a friend only if they have been on your friends list for 30 days, and then it is stuck with them.
Up to 10 family members can play your games from any console at any time
oh wow
they are really really doing this
I found it all a bit unreal after the unveiling
but shit son
never buying
Share access to your games with everyone inside your home: Your friends and family, your guests and acquaintances get unlimited access to all of your games. Anyone can play your games on your console--regardless of whether you are logged in or their relationship to you.
yessssssssss
Here is how it hurts Amazon: No private sales enabled. Which is stated.
It helps GS via PARTICIPATING retailers which already stated GS is one of the participating retailers which means this can easily push smaller game stores out of business.
Whoever is running that channel is brilliant :lol
I'm having some trouble wrapping my head around this. Are they saying that everyone in your home can use your Xbox? How is this a bullet point?
I'm surprised and disappointed at the people who think this is ok. This is pretty bad.
It's like any multi service system, say netflix. You log in with your one account across multiple devices, or in this case Xbox Ones. At the moment on 360, you can only login once. If I login on GFWL I log out of Xbox 360.
Xbox One E3 Conferrence |OT| Game publishers can enable you...
Lucky for you. My own younger brother likes to play my games on his own console with his own account in his own bedroom.
The ability to "reauthenticate" over mobile broadband is interesting. It'd be nice if you could sync via your phone's Xbox app or something so that even if your home internet is down, you'd be ok with a cell signal
Here is how it hurts Amazon: No private sales enabled. Which is stated.
It helps GS via PARTICIPATING retailers which already stated GS is one of the participating retailers which means this can easily push smaller game stores out of business.
So if your internet goes down for more than a day you are stuck with a box that can play games but can't play games.
I don't know how anybody can purchase this system.
I have a reliable connection.
I don't buy used.
I don't sell my games.
Well now, i could be at my friends house and think oh hey, have you ever played this game? Let me log in and show you mate
That it will be left up to the publisher to allow their games to be traded, period. Their rules.
Gamestop is the bane of the industry.
Microsoft removes private competition to retailers.
This helps the industry how?
Third party publishers may opt in or out of supporting game resale
You can always play your games, and any one of your family members can be playing from your shared library at a given time.
Those 2 things are the only difference I believe. Those 2 things ease it up a bit but it's still pretty much the same exact thing as before.
I wonder if 3rd party publishers can opt out & block you from sharing your games with those 10 family members.