@Celsius765 How have they not delivered the promised games? The program is only a few weeks old and goes through the end of the year. Plenty of time for Halo 3 and AC2 to be released.

@TigusVidiks @TeoKot Hmmm, 90% of Xbox Live's 48 million subscribers would be roughly 43.2 million copies/plays. If Ubisoft was able to shift that many games on Xbox alone, I'm surprised they're even considering publishing on any competitor console.

@Hellhound30x As am I ... you're renting your games. Claiming the PlayStation Plus promoted games part of your library is like inflating your DVD/BD collection based on being a Netflix member.

All I look for is intellectual honesty. I'm not saying that PlayStation Plus is bad, nor am I saying that they're not offering good-quality titles. I just understand the nature of the offer.

@Hellhound30x Hey, if you like renting your "free" games instead of owning them outright, that's all good, I guess.

@bijwmoc Um, the Call of Duty "first on Xbox" DLC releases aren't timed exclusives, then?

@ScouseLemon @holhardy Expect the $299 subsidized console to be announced probably when Sony's goes on sale.

@lorider25 That's how capitalism works. The market made a decision for what it wanted, and Microsoft complied.

@captainzornan Everyone copies from everyone else. Sony's trophies? Copied from Microsoft's Achievements. PlayStation Move? Copied from the Wii. Microsoft's avatars? Copied from the Miis.

@WTA2k5 Expecting the $299 Entertainment-For-All Xbox One to be announced in 3 ... 2 ... 1 ...

While the concern for sales is valid, why would that prevent Ubisoft from tweaking its strategy a bit more conservatively by going ahead and releasing the Wii U version on time as a timed exclusive, then releasing the other versions later? Maybe they were afraid that consumers would wait for the 360/PS3 versions instead of going for a Wii U?

FWIW, the Challenge App is pretty fun.