VGKing said:
Zizzla_Rachet said:
VGKing said:
wfz said:
Wow, third parties are going to hate this, I'm assuming. Now the people don't even have to pay a used game fee or anything. Each game purchase can potentially = 10 playable games.
You and your friends can play COD together without all needing to buy the game. That is huge. |
From the article:
"The only limitation, it seems, is that only one person can be playing the shared copy of a single game at any given time."
So no, this doesn't give Microsoft an advantage. If I want to lend my friend Halo 5 to play the campaign, they need to be on my friends list for 30 days + they have to download the whole game + they can only play it when I'm not playing it. It's convoluted/complicated.
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Are you kidding...having limited acess to a whole game for free is huge...and it's not just one game...it's your whole library
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Yeah that is pretty impressive. But it seems too good to be true if you think about it. I'm not going to assume anything but I'm thinking only 1 person can have access to the game library at a time. Remember that the whole point of this is to combat the used games market, not make it worse.
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Well If your a part of ten people's family then that's ten game libraries you would have access to...LOL...if this flies off the way it sounds there going to be XBone owners out there that won't buy a single game...
