Sad thing is that isn't even on sale for PC. Last year it went down to 12.50. Shit is craaaazy.Basically? Yes:
Hell it's even cheaper than used, and you don't have to deal with any shitty scratches.
Sad thing is that isn't even on sale for PC. Last year it went down to 12.50. Shit is craaaazy.Basically? Yes:
Hell it's even cheaper than used, and you don't have to deal with any shitty scratches.
Third party publishers matter.
Sony can't ignore them, and they wouldn't even want to, they're not a charity.
They're in the game for the cash like Microsoft is.
It's not even true. I had my 360 on dialup in 06.
He has a point and that is what scares me the most of all. If they fuck up then everyone feels the pinch
How is Microsoft going to handle banning? The shittiest thing about Steam is you can lose access to all your games at their discretion. Usually this is only reserved for people who are obviously exploiting the system or issue chargebacks, but it is a real fear.. Would getting banned from Xbox Live for one reason or another mean I lose access to all my games I've bought?
Don't know why people keep saying Sony is going to do the same thing when they have already confirmed the PS4 will never have to connect to the internet.
They could go the rfid thing, but it still wouldn't be as convoluted as all these MS policies.
He doesn't have a point. Multiplayer gaming was an option with the original Xbox. If you want to play vs others, sure, requiring a broadband connection made sense.
If I'm playing Elder Scrolls by my lonesome, why the hell does it need to check my connection every 24 hrs?
What?
so long as you're online once an hour and you all are 'family' (however that is checked)
I don't see a problem with that. If you have one disc you can only lend it to one person while you can't play. I'd be ok with that.
The rest. Eh, I think I'm out MS.
I remember downloading the lost planet demo using that dial up trick and having the download cancel at 99% after like a day of downloading. Was awful.
Why do morons keep saying this?
It's not even true. I had my 360 on dialup in 06.
No he doesn't
He has a point and that is what scares me the most of all. If and/or when they fuck up then everyone feels the pinch
Same here, end of console gaming for me if Sony does the same, no hyperbole, it's an easy choice.
fucking blame game, who the fuck are they going to blame when they realize that it's the industries own stupid business model that is costing them, not the used game market, needing to sell millions just to cover costs, it's ridiculous these days.
The whole industry needs to implode and reset imo.
He doesn't have a point. Multiplayer gaming was an option with the original Xbox. If you want to play vs others, sure, requiring a broadband connection made sense.
If I'm playing Elder Scrolls by my lonesome, why the hell does it need to check my connection every 24 hrs?
Third party publishers matter.
Sony can't ignore them, and they wouldn't even want to, they're not a charity.
They're in the game for the cash like Microsoft is.
IF 3rd party publishers are pushing this, i can see Sony bending to it easily.
Why do morons keep saying this?
It's not even true. I had my 360 on dialup in 06.
The worst part is that a large number of people will just "not care" and buy this piece of shit.
The worst part is that a large number of people will just "not care" and buy this piece of shit.
I can buy the xbone and be content but I will not. I refuse to support this bull
I get the impression you can have a shared list. A bunch of games you are done with that you are essentially lending out to "family." If you have five "family" members and five shared games each "family" member can play each shared game.
That would actually be a pretty damn neat feature. A silver lining to an otherwise terribly anti-consumer stance.
You can always play your games, and any one of your family members can be playing from your shared library at a given time.
I'm talking more about them possibly causing a console crash or industry crash because of this.
Like a lot of this stuff, it's better than the absolute worst it could have been.
Problem is all of the positives about this were possible on the 360 too, just with a disk instead of a digital licence.
About the only advantage the Xbox One has over the 360 is not having to get up and put in the disk to play your games, and you can give your games to friends over the internet instead of through mail if they live far away.
I use Steam daily as my main "gaming platform" and have no issues with it, never used offline mode either. So how is in practise this compared to Steam?
I'd take a "wait and see" on that one.
from the MS webpage
It sounds like one member of your family would have access to those 5 games at a given time.