endimion said:
this 10 people policy is actually the best thing for my use.... first I have never lended a game to more than 10 people and always in the same circle... second all my friends and familly are thousands of miles away.... with that system I can share my entire library at once with them and don't have to wait for them to give me back the disc.... once again PS4 is so last century it's not even funny.... the number of people that lend games in the first place is ridiculously low (I played close to 200 games last/this? gen and maybe lended 3 or 4 games and borrowed even less) I know I'm not the rule but beside the younger crowd (which is not the core market of MS) lending games is the exception not the rule.... and among those people lending game, the one lending a game to more than 10 different people is even lower without a doubt... so this policy is a non issue in the first place and way more convenient than what PS4 pretends to be better.... ie, I can play a game for a couple hours and right after I can switch with one my friends game while he plays one of mine while not moving from my house and travel all the way accross the ocean or even next door.... all that while visio chatting with him.... to me this blows PS4 policy out of the watter but hey old habits die hard right.... can't wait to get my XB1 and only :D |
i agree!
Sony is doing everything so last gen. It seems like Sony mocks the "good" things microsoft does. You can bet Sony will do the same with game share after seeing what Microsoft is doing.
