Lets assume only half of them are paying Xbox Live customers. At $50 per year (a bit below headline cost, but making allowances for discounts), thats around $1 billion. Before they have spent a single dollar on a game, DLC, or other service.

Sony may be winning, but these people that think Xbox is suddenly going to evaporate are exhibiting very wishful thinking.

They can't announce a price cut unless it becomes effective the next day, as to do so would stunt sales around the release of their biggest game. Would be very unwise.

If they DID plan a price cut already (at one day's notice), we'd likely have already seen rumours/early postings etc.

But I also don't think it makes sense for them to cut until at least a month after Halo 5 (to allow the sales that will inevitably drive to be profit maximised).

So there is a chance they will cut in November.

This, so much this.

...long live the Republic of Xbox!

If they plan to do another price cut this holiday, it'd most likely be next week with Halo.

However all the interviews and the leaked black Friday deal point to no price drop. Microsoft has given up on outselling the US competition and would rather make short term profit it seems.

Game of Thrones Episode 1 is free to download

Telltale really needs to get a new engine. The final episode of Borderlands had so many slowdowns where the game almost came to a dead stop it wasn't even funny.

I'm livestreaming some Halo 5 multiplayer ( arena and warzone) in half an hour: http://www.twitch.tv/xet_belgie

I want to ask something: Is the game broken in anyway? Did you encounter any issues regarding any glitches or trying to get into matches? Just curious.

Does anyone else get random spam messages for free gold on XBL? >.<

imma pray for these accounts