Since they still need to be approved by the Ministry of Culture, it's a very smart move that MS is already planing family friendly services.

@DVONvX if you rather pay $80 to $200 a year to a gym, then that's ok. Everyone has their own choice.

@pharoe777 @S0loMANgrundy nice to igore the fact that Taco Bell has a promotion with the PS4.

@ilovecrackers Agreed, some of the workout videos are over $150. So paying $60 flat, or even $5 a month is reasonable.

Happy to see features like this on the Xbox One.

@XbotDestroyer XbotDestroyer, I finally see you. I've been wondering who has been using such a clever user name. Happy to see you desperately bashing an Xbox One feature.....Cable Box, dur. Gym better, dur.

P90X looks effing awsome!!! I always wanted to try it out.

Who the hell would hate on this? I guess lazy slobs who hate fitness.

@kabalzer0 @Evilgenius4u69 @moesuir plus I think that the online service is still free? PC priced games and free online, cool deal.

@kabalzer0 @Evilgenius4u69 @moesuir I just think that taking shortcuts is the wrong approach. What if Nintendo could offer all their games for $50 "with everything included". Now that would be a very big advantage for Nintendo.

This is a stupid idea. What about the people who will buy the Wii U version thinking that the MP is already on the disk?

So they'll produce exactly 1000 units of this bundle in order to create hype for their pittyfull console.

So many people will rush to their local stores to buy this package, just to fall victim to the old "BAIT N SWITCH". Sorry, we're sold out, but you can buy all of the same items seperately for just a few dollars more!!!