@DoogyDonDoogy For reals? Well now that I know I'm dealing with a 12 year old, I will take my leave. 5 paragraphs of sharing with every one and any one, plus trading or selling your games just like this generation, but better. Yep. MS is sure trying to keep the buyer in check, LOL!
@DoogyDonDoogy Yes. Some one who basically provided nothing but truth is for one and against the other. Just letting you know facts about both. I plan on getting a PS4 as well, but I doubt you will consider a XBOX ONE. I bet you even think the MS conference was bad, LOL! Way to suck at that media tit.
The 7th paragraph includes what the pubs are saying:
"In our role as a game publisher, Microsoft Studios will enable you to give your games to friends or trade in your Xbox One games at participating retailers. Third party publishers may opt in or out of supporting game resale and may set up business terms or transfer fees with retailers. Microsoft does not receive any compensation as part of this. In addition, third party publishers can enable you to give games to friends. Loaning or renting games won’t be available at launch, but we are exploring the possibilities with our partners."
So your telling me that none of your friends are on your friends list?
@kratos-lll MS and Sony don't push anything on the pubs or devs. If anything they ask what they want. Sony even mentions this when it comes to DRM. MS and Sony both said it will be up to the pubs and devs to put DRM on their games. They will not push it on them. Please post a link about this 30 days, only once nonsense. I haven't read anything about it until now.
@kratos-lll After seeing Microsoft's conference, I would say the XBOX ONE will be by far the more gamer friendly device considering the sharing options and what not, but each his own. I don't lend games out so I guess that wouldn't even relate to me, if it is even true, which I highly doubt. What I do find funny is how Sony is now charging for online play and no one seems to mind that. I would think there would be more hate for that since it has been free for 7 years.
@Arijan83 Yes the funny thing about all of this is the fact PC gaming has been like this for years. Of course unlike PC gaming, you will still be able to sell your XBOX ONE games or trade them in. I'm amazed at how stupid some gamers are. The only thing they could probably whine about is needing your system to be connected, but if you are a hardcore gamer, you already have a connection to the internet so explain why this is a big deal again?
@kratos-lll Explain? The only restrictions you will have is what the developers/publishers will give. Sony even mentioned this after their conference so don't blame MS. MS talked about sharing your XBL account now with family and friends meaning you will be able to sign in on multiple machines and socially the XBOX ONE will be unmatched considering your can DVR your games and put them on the internet at the same time or have people watch you play, etc.. Seriously. Read up on this stuff before you post.
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