| NotStan said: Ben you should know by now threads related to XBL won't swing in a positive direction, one way or the other, even if the service does become magically free, without any ads, with exactly the same benefits and with even free games every month, people will always find something to quip about. You might as well have started another XBL vs PSN thread here unfortunately. Bearing that in mind, I see no reason to continue these debates further because it will just be nothing but a waste of time and serve as a catalyst towards my athritis. G'day. |
Actually this would, you pessimist. I was becomming a pretty big Xbox fan before the 360 and the way they handled XBL and their industry policies. Free games aside, doing those things would attract me again.
Well, the whole thing wouldn't have to be free. Just the things that are generally considered free to access like online multiplayer and things like Internet Explorer and Netflix. Fine by me to charge for cloud saves and other dedicated server intensive features.
Before the PS3 everyone was nice to me :(
