Basically the "family sharing" was a extended demo ranging from 12-45 min sometimes an hour of a full game. I can't believe I actually got excited for this.
Basically the "family sharing" was a extended demo ranging from 12-45 min sometimes an hour of a full game. I can't believe I actually got excited for this.
BasilZero said:
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There is nothing in that Microsoft employee blog post to indicate this is official...But go ahead and speculate everyone.
FAKE PASTEBIN.
Actually I believe you people know this is most likely false but are just looking for a reason to hate on xbox one.
Jadedx said: FAKE PASTEBIN. Actually I believe you people know this is most likely false but are just looking for a reason to hate on xbox one. |
The reason why I think this is true is because what sounds more realistic; how they original made it sounds or games tied to a timer? I have to say, this seems more like what they had planned because I don't see MS or any console maker letting people play full game entirely without some sort of implication.
The blog could be bogus, but on the flip side, does anyone have any evidence that it IS? Its not like MS ever clarified how it worked, so for all we know. It could have been true. BUt I guess we might never know now.
Jadedx said: FAKE PASTEBIN. Actually I believe you people know this is most likely false but are just looking for a reason to hate on xbox one. |
Hating on x1, what the hell are you talking about? Ever since yesterday with the announcement, almost everyone has been praising/boosting opinion on it.
What is certain is that there was always a catch to the 10 family member sharing policy. How do I know? It was the one feature I was most interested in, the most consumer friendly, and the most anti-developer. It was basically legal piracy, sharing 1 copy for 60$ between 10 people.
As such, while this blog doesn't have much credibility, it certainly makes a lot of sense.
smroadkill15 said:
The reason why I think this is true is because what sounds more realistic; how they original made it sounds or games tied to a timer? I have to say, this seems more like what they had planned because I don't see MS or any console maker letting people play full game entirely without some sort of implication. |
Restricting a demo to 10 people makes no sense whatsoever, the whole point of a demo is to get it to as many people as possible so that more people could buy it.