crissindahouse said:
what is so confusing? if you have some games, your friends or whoever can play them from their xbox if they are in your to 10 people limited xbox family group.
they can do that all at the same time but it has to be different games.
if you have all your friends living in the same street, the old model is probably better for you. if you aren't 15 anymore and a lot of your friends and family members live anywhere else in your country (or if you want to put some vgc guys in your list), the new system sounds at least for game sharing between some people you know not that bad.
as example, if someone would like to have me in his family list and it would already work this gen, he could play around 100 retail games i have here at home.
this will obviously only work as long as the person owns the game. you can't play the games someone had once but sold already lol. it will probably also not work with arcade games and dlc for the games.
like i already said a week or so ago, in my case it is a really great option for the people i will put in my list since my brothers live over 500k away and most of my friends live also in different cities because of the job and because i moved to where i live now.
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So what exactly is stopping us from oiling ourselves with peanut butter and jump for joy, because this is the best policy ever invented?
