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SvennoJ said:

That leads me to think that publishers are very reluctant to opt into a sharing scheme. Which left MS with their backs against the wall with the potential saving grace getting no support.

Loss of family sharing is not really a loss, it was a not yet fully realized idea to make online drm look better. You can't lose something you never had and didn't even had it's fineprint ink dried yet. 10 people sharing their game libraries at will was just too good to be true.

I agree... and read something similar today (I don't know if it was you lol).

Publishers didn't like the Family sharing for sure but they accepted it due the block of used games and DRM on the system... when MS dropped the ball about the used games and DRM the published didn't accepted the Family sharing anymore.

Makes sense.

But MS can do that with games published buy themselves yet.