d21lewis said:
Let's offer a little more perspective, here.
Netflix is like $10 a month. For that amount, you gain access to everything Netflix has to offer. Netflix also has exclusive content. That content doesn't cost you a single penny more.
Xbox's subscription service is going to be about $10 a month. For that amount, you can download pretty much everything they have to offer. In addition to all of those full games, there may be games that only subscribers can play. Not streaming. Download. Still, only $10.
What's the problem, again? The "exclusive to subscribers" part? The episodic part? The price?
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I agree. While i dont really like the idea of episódic games released over an extended period of time, as sounds like a gross misunderstanding of what makes the netflix method so appealing, in the end it can do nothing but improve the already solid Xbox service.
Theres also the fact that single player story driven experiences dont tend to get a lot of traction con Xbox. Releasing them through a subscription service might make their playerbase more receptive to these types of games.
