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Well, if you download them for a few months, that's $60 of games. So beyond that a few are free.
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Edited by shell: 1/4/2017 8:25:42 PMActually, now that I clicked OP's link, I know that Sony gave out over $1,000 worth of free games in 2016. Which means at least $940 in free games. I explained it poorly.
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yeah free
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You pay for free games? Now that's silly. Cause isn't free where you don't pay for the game?
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no, i don't pay for the games. I get them for free.
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That's like arguing that subscribing to a membership now gets you free magazines.
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So what you're saying is... you pay 60$ a year, to get free games? They just call them free. You still pay 60$ a year, and they use this to try and justify forcing you into that.
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Except for the fact it's required for online services so it's not just the game we are paying for
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Really? Cause when you're playing a game, Microsoft doesn't provide the servers. If you're playing cod, activision provides servers, if you're playing battlefield 1, EA is providing servers. Basically you pay for your internet, console, and game, and then you have to pay 60$ more to use those things
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You might want to read what I said they provide you the ability to play online services. I never said they provide the equipment to play it.
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So.. they lock you out of third party servers? I still see no reason for it. Just anti consumer af
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They don't let you play online unless you give them money. Playing multiplayer games is a high demand thing. Therefore it makes them money.
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That they pocket. They make plenty of money as it is, and PC does that all for free. How are you justifying them doing this?
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Wow how.... how stupid can you be were did I say anything that remotely means "This is ok I agree with what they do!"
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i pay $60 to use xbox live services. the games are just a bonus.
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[quote]i pay $60 to use xbox live services. the games are just a bonus.[/quote] This