what i fear the most is this policy gives benefit to publisher the most. and publisher publish games. and user, like it or not, buys those games.

so we're kinda stuck, we definitely hate the policy but we also hate lack of games and forced to deal with it.

That poor beautiful woman was forced to agree with him on everything. She also had to pretend she was impressed by his "cool" factor. Anyway this guy definitely answers questions a lot better than that other arrogant jack ass, nevertheless sugar coating your turd console will not make it any better

3:18 "When my dad or my mom buys a game..."

How many ppl actually have gamer parents?? Unless you put your friends in your family package then this won't get used at all.

What is her name?

the internet is getting saturated with story's like "Why drm is needed" and "Always online is the future".

Can't believe people are defending this s%#@. i mean i know why the articles are being written (money) but why are people defending it.

edit: just removed my other comment coz i read this on n4g
http://talkingship.com/wp/2...

now i have new questions.
this guy says this in the first paragragh
"The connection is required to transfer a few kilobytes of data: there is no major upload or download going on here. So your Internet speed shouldn’t matter at all."

then later he writes this
"The second thing you need to know is that Microsoft has implemented a shared library. All of your Xbox One games are available for download on any X1 console you log into. Go to your friend’s house, login, and you can download and play all of your games (disc free, of course). Better yet, you can link up to ten other ‘family’ accounts to your main account, and all of those will have the same access to your library from any console. Of course, Microsoft can’t distinguish between your family and friends, so I expect most of those 10 slots to be taken up by friends."

now when he says you can go to a friends house and "you can download and play all of your games" is this download mere kilobytes or are we downloading 15+GB at a time? coz that would mean that you and your friend are both going to need super fast internet lines if you plan to share each others games. or do you plan it 3 weeks in advance to tell him when you coming over to his house so he can start the download early?

keep in mind, here in SA our average households have 1mbps lines which tend to max out at around 100kbps. what do i do if i wanna borrow my friends game? sit a whole month and wait while it downloads? no thanks. for them to say it internet speed doesnt matter is complete BS. it may be the "future" of gaming, but it isnt the console we need right now.

but hey, if im wrong, please correct me.