@Femto513 Same for me. I'm a big Gamefly user, and not allowing rentals was a huge issue for me.

Drop the price Nintendo, and you'll sell more systems. That will entice the 3rd party developers to start making games for your system again, and you'll be in a strong second place behind Sony and help wipe out the Xbone.

Let's see, I'm in an area where I have poor to zero connectivity and I want to play the latest games:

Get a 360 that will likely lose support after 2 years or get a PS4 and play the newest games right away.

Sony thanks you for the new batch of customers you just sent their way.

MS - "Ownership is morphing" = It still belongs to us even though you've paid for it.

Meanwhile, Sony and Nintendo lets you buy/rent and do whatever you want with your game like it has been for the last 30+ years.

The greed is strong with MS

Can't believe one of the few games I was excited about on Xbone is doing this. Meanwhile, Tekken is going free-to-play, but I think they're offering 8 characters. Unless they are going to have like 20 characters and charge 3.99 for each one, just release the full game at retail price.

I'm going to bet that I wasn't the only one that jumped out of my seat and cheered as soon as I saw the Disney logo.

Go home and be a cable box Xbone.

@guahiatt That's just too great. Well played sir.

I haven't heard a room full of people cheer like that since they announced Osama Bin Laden was killed. Flawless victory Sony. Best E3 press conference in a long while.

I could see this as being a great idea for fighting games from now on. F2P, and pay for whatever fighters and customizations that you want instead of shelling out $60 for everything.