Microsoft adds membership requirement to Games with Gold on Xbox One

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adriane23 on 13 May 2014

A lot of people are pissed (on IGN) about this, but they aren't seeing the bigger picture in my opinion. Better games as part of a subscription you're already paying for is great.

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S.T.A.G.E. on 13 May 2014

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Xbox One PSN Plus confirmed. I like when MS follows Sony. It works out better for gamers.

If only there were pay to use digital services before PS Plus. Thank goodness it paved the way for services like Steam, Netflix, and Hulu. I hope they pay patent fees to Sony.

Thats fine as long as it is an actual service I am not paying for outside of Xbox Live. Microsoft has no right to block off peoples viewing for services they dont even make. They even had Sony's Crackle locked down. Thats just bull. Things are looking up now! Happy days for gamers. Microsoft gave up yet another one of their issues gamers had with them.