This makes the DRM worth it in my opinion. Not even Steam allows this, right?

could somebody please answer my question?!

They need something here? This is a big something. MS should come out with their own sharing video where the 2 people areplaying the same game with one disc.

Why the hell didn't they tell us this at E3? It would have tipped the balance IMO.

Again people are getting too excited it will be up to the publishers in which games they allow to be shared by ten listed family members

Ok new to this topic. Can someone give me a rundown of how this works?

I haven't a clue and I've read the OP.

So basically, you let other people into "share program" with 1 game, and then that person can play the game while you're logged in into the internet with your Xbox but not playing the same game as the one your friend is sharing?

So you have to be online with the Xbox on for people to share your games?

Yes. On that all of us would agree.

It simply makes no sense to allow you to share, simultaneously, a single game on separate consoles.

Basically that is MS allowing limited piracy as more than one person has full rights to the game at the same time. Its like you gave one floating copy.

I don't see any publisher accepting this.

It also directly contradicts what the OP final tweet states/implies.

Has MS made this too confusing at first? yes. But, I feel those of you thinking this is true will be very upset come November. (or earlier as this is finally clarified at some point my an MS executive vs a random support person on twitter)

I can't believe people are getting so excited over this feature when NONE of us even knows how it works exactly. The fact alone that there is so much confusion about this on the internet right now without any real concrete verification or explanation of the matter should be a red flag for any half-rational person.

I think MS's strategy was to be ambiguous until Sony laid out all their cards. Which may have backfired somewhat, but if MS' policy is accurate, will likely blow over by the time of realease as it's a pretty nifty thing.

"Sony laid out all their cards."

Problem is, we don't really know what we are going to get in the sharing realm in terms of Sony and the digital space... We just know their exact stance on Physical Games.

They could potentially drop a service near identical to this for Digital, still have their DRM free Physical Copies, and blow Microsoft right out of the water, again... We just don't know at this point.