DROGTURIST269,939 (150,274)

Holy shit, there are actually some nutjobs in the comments section protesting it...

unfortunately, since its what I do.. I look at both sides of everything. Everything about this change, this particular action is good. but..

what highly concerns me, is how inconsistent MS is. You had that whole Xbox Support Twitter and Major Nelson telling completely conflicting things on ...

licenses and banned accts (idc about the issue, just important people that shouldn't be having conflicting info) and now MS is quick to overhaul the biggest defining ...

thing of the Xbox One. (granted for the better). Makes me wonder what they'll do in the future. Xbox One will be the next watercooler.

Maybe now people can chill out. I would've respected Microsoft more if they'd stood by their policies, though.

Same. Of all things, I was looking forward to what they just killed - resale of digital downloads and sharing libraries with family.

So, congratulations internet. Now that you've finished bitching about DRM, you can go back to bitching about how Gamestop gives you shit for trade-ins anyway.

That's like saying, I would've respected my Wife's Murderer more if he stuck by his innocence. Fuck that, admit you did wrong, especially when you fucked up.

DRM is comparable to murder? Huh. Nice analogy. The way I see it, there might not have been any wrong, because nobody, especially MS, could get the story straight.

There is absolutely no honor in sticking to your guns just for the sake of it, even though you're dead wrong. That's foolishness and stubbornness, not honor.

And the other side of the internet is now "bitching" about the "removal" of the sharing features...which Nelson's post says absolutely nothing about.

Think you guys and misunderstanding what I mean - I don't believe they SHOULD have stuck by their policies, I personally thought some of them were bullshit and I'm glad

they saw sense. Now all my friends can look forward to the X1 to carry on their 360 experience. Like I said, it was just my opinion. Plus you have to question their

motives - why did they change their policies? Easy, money. Their policies were anti-consumerist and they would've struggled to justify why they tried to implement certain

policies. Then they realised they screwed themselves over and reviewed everything they said. But meh, so long as I can continue to play games I really don't care on what

console or what fanboys are whining about. People need to relax and realise gaming is entertainment, not religion.

Drogturist: Yes it does, it's right below the announced changes. Downloaded titles cannot be shared or resold.

what, no Holy Church of the XBawx? =/

I was speaking to Ninja but I don't quite see how your previous post could be interpreted any other way? Like you say, their policies were anti-consumer and bullshit.

They have some of the right ideas - a digital future is inavoidable and welcome - but the point of going digital is to increase consumer options and decrease price.

Unfortunately, the problem with the XBone that I was most concerned about (no BC) is not going to get fixed.

What is the point of accumulating a "digital library" if it gets cleared out every new generation? Should I lose all my Kindle books if I upgrade my Kindle? :-/

But at least I'll be happy if I don't lose most of the people on my friends list when the XBone comes out. :)

Watch out, they're probably going to charge you for friends list space. Comes with 10 slots, 10 more slots for $4.99!

It's all gone a bit odd, I don't know what I think about anything now. At least with Hitler we knew where we stood!

They're so bad that I'd rather slam the controller into my face than use it to attempt to control Sonic and his shitty friends. JSR and SC5 are going to be fun though.

Space Channel 5 is the worst of all those in my opinion !

Then your opinion sucks as much as Sonic does!

I got SC5, bass fishing and crazy taxi on disc just never get around to play them. Always wanted to play Nights into dreams, looking forward to that :D