NotStan on 15 June 2012
Isn't it constituted as renting if the game that you get, you have to pay monthly to keep, and if you decide not to, you would loose access to it?
Live is straight forward, you get what you pay for, which is online components of multiplayer games and the cross party chat of up to 8 people. At like £2 a month, I really don't understand why people would bitch about the price of either, I just don't think it'd be practical to keep both at the same time, but live just seems enough on its own, along with a rental subscription from Blockbuster, Lovefilm w/e to get your "free" games.
Disconnect and self destruct, one bullet a time.
