| nightsurge said: Any accessory must be approved to work with the Xbox 360 by Microsoft. If third parties want to make memory accessories, that's great! They just need to get MS approval first. Now if this lawsuit forces MS to lower the prices on its proprietary memory or to allow third party memory, GREAT! Finally better prices! But at the same time MS has to be allowed the final word on all accessories so that crappy or potential dangerous products don't get connected to your 360. |
There are plenty of reversed engineered third party products that are not approved by the first party manufactures. This has been always been going on, and it's nothing new. As long as it's the consumers choice to purchase such products, it is legally assumed that it's the consumers' risk for doing so. Let's not look at a game console like it was a fragile newborn baby. But this is the 360 that's in question...
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