[quote name='Krymner']I would think they would go with a multi-tiered price, like $40-50 for new releases, and cheaper for games that have been around for awhile. Still, its gonna be confusing for some folks.
Buying a game used, then having to buy it again when you try to install? You know these dumb bitches out there are gonna go to Gamestop, see a used Halo 5 disc for $10 thinking they got a great deal, then get it home and realize they gotta pay MS $40 to be able to play. Its gonna create problems for uninformed idiots, Microsoft's favorite type of customers.
"Xbox, Internet Explorer!" Lolololololroflolol[/QUOTE]
I think GS will either not carry One games or they'll include the pass. Don't think they'll want their customers coming back to complain.
[quote name='ihadFG']Well, based on what I've seen so far, I'll be passing on the Xbox One. Out of all 3 major console companies, Microsoft is the one with the least exclusives that I care about (not counting games that are also on PC). In fact, I can't really think of any that were must-haves for me on the 360 that didn't go multi-platform. So I basically have 0 interest in the One.[/QUOTE]
Bet you'll get it eventualllly.
[quote name='distgfx']Fees for used games, required to be online to authorize a game on start up with no equivalent of steam's offline mode, kinect required, games I don't care about, etc.
Well, that's money saved.[/QUOTE]
Yep. It's funny, I wasn't that interested in the PS4 until I saw the One. For now, Sony has won my money.