I can't understand what Microsoft are playing at. They have some of the best games this generation and had a good headstart but they seem to want to come last. Why treat fans like this? It just puts people off buying their products.
That is really. bad... hope they get sued over this one, seems class action suits are the only way M$ ever notices customer dissatisfaction.
that is....soo....screwed up. That's not even funny.
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Thinking about it, they're also scuppering their own business plan too. They want downloadable content to take of big-time, especially movies. Who's going to want to download their products if they know this is what will happen?
ouch....
good thing I don't download anything like that on PS3 (just in case SONY became like that)
BOYCOTT MICRO TRANSACTIONS!
And to think Microsoft wants to go to exclusively digital distribution.
This helps me make up my mind which HD console I will buy ... if and when I buy one.
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Old news. If you transfer your account to another 360 (even just at a friend's house and you bring your own hard drive), you need to be online to access your purchased games/content. Purchased content will only play off-line on the console it is purchased on. The article doesn't seem to do a very good job of mentioning that little fact.
I give this thread a 9.1.
Thank god for the disable signatures option.
No one bothered reading posts at VGC before posting that article, eh?
Multiple X360 owners with RROD, or general 360 failures (including myself) have not had DRM problems when re-downloading our paid content. Most MS consumers never have had the problem.
I am unsure where the issue is, but official MS statements have said that for the Spring Dashboard update (which has yet to be released), the rest of the DRM issues will be fixed. Or would you rather bash Microsoft without getting any sort of idea about the problem, outside of a consumerist report?
Back from the dead, I'm afraid.
Different problem mrstickball, read the article. Yes I have read those threads you refer to, I started one of them.
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