@Marky360 You paid, even if it was only for a year, and that was my point. (NOT TO BE READ AS AN INSULT!) I had my 360 for years without XBL. Then SFIV came out and I wanted to play with people I knew when we weren't just hanging out after work. I see your point though, free is sometimes better.

@Marky360 If you owned both systems, then you'd be used to having to pay for live by now. Most 360 exclusives aren't worth it unless you're on Live in the first place.

@Simulator_Shock @The__Kraken

Look at it this way. If you're a fan of the series, and you own both consoles, which system would you buy the game for? Numbers rule this generation, and having 1.5 million more sales than your competition helps.

Ball's in your court now, Bethesda.......

It's about time Sony stepped in to say something.

@Mecamatt Yeah, it's that big of a deal to some people, for different reasons.

It was F2P, not going to be missing it much.

If the $199 version still has 16GB of memory, I might have to delay my Nexus 7 purchase until the next version. I really only want one to have an extra "screen" around the house, so the CPU shouldn't bother me much.

If this article is true, it's still nothing more than what many of us have speculated here on GS.

@lulababy You seem to be confusing Nintendo with Sony. They already let you use any SD card with the Wii and the 3DS.

If you don't like Nintendo or their systems, just say it and be done.

If the price range is at least accurate, I'll be pleased. I do wonder what they'll pack in with the system game-wise.