Official Xbox One Thread

[killgod]

Sorry, I'd rather get rid of the entire shitty used game construct, you got Last of Us for 4 dollars, but how many games did you trade in? 60 dollar games that you got 8 bucks for in return? Get rid of sheisters like GameStop and you'd likely see new game prices go down 10-20 bucks.

What?

I traded LOU back in and got back all but $4, thanks to their deals. Good job making a wrong assumption.

[Primetime]

Sorry, I'd rather get rid of the entire shitty used game construct, you got Last of Us for 4 dollars, but how many games did you trade in? 60 dollar games that you got 8 bucks for in return? Get rid of sheisters like GameStop and you'd likely see new game prices go down 10-20 bucks.

I haven't read how he gets this $4 deal...I'm assuming it means he's buying some other game in order to get it. Either way, it's still $4 more than it would have cost me to share a game on XB1. Stupid people gonna stupid(not KG, the people that didn't want DRM).

[Buzzman]

What?

I traded LOU back in and got back all but $4, thanks to their deals. Good job making a wrong assumption.

So you rented it, not bought it. Ok.

[Primetime]

What?

I traded LOU back in and got back all but $4, thanks to their deals. Good job making a wrong assumption.

I think you read his post wrong...

[killgod]

Sorry, I'd rather get rid of the entire shitty used game construct, you got Last of Us for 4 dollars, but how many games did you trade in? 60 dollar games that you got 8 bucks for in return? Get rid of sheisters like GameStop and you'd likely see new game prices go down 10-20 bucks.

Meanwhile in reality, developers complain about slumping stock values and inability to meet rising costs of development.

So you rented it, not bought it. Ok.

Rental industry has been killed, they filled in the void. Those assholes!

[Buzzman]

You can get any new release at FamilyVideo for $5 for 5 nights. Without the hassle of dealing with Gamestop.

[killgod]

You can get any new release at FamilyVideo for $5 for 5 nights. Without the hassle of dealing with Gamestop.

Good for America.

[Pitty]

What?

I traded LOU back in and got back all but $4, thanks to their deals. Good job making a wrong assumption.

Making the wrong assumption? Look at your sentence.

[killgod]

Guess this also means Gamefly can stay in business with Xbone games, how terrible that is!

[killgod]

Making the wrong assumption? Look at your sentence.

So I traded in a $60 game for $56 after getting to get what I wanted out of it. What point are you making here that makes Gamestop evil? I even have an online pass to sell and can come out with a profit. The horror!

[Buzzman]

Good for America.

YOu just old him not to jump to assumptions yet you made it seem like you boguht the alst of us for $4 when you didn't. You left out the part where you traded it back in and dont have it anymore.

[Pitty]

Meanwhile in reality, developers complain about slumping stock values and inability to meet rising costs of development.



Rental industry has been killed, they filled in the void. Those assholes!

Who the fuck is talking about rentals? I'm talking about USED GAMES, TRADE-INS. If you want to go to Redbox and rent a game for a few days that has a completely different effect on developers compared to a game that is bought new, traded in, re-bought from GS, traded in again, re-bought, etc., etc. Considering that the developer only sees income from that first purchase, I wonder why their stock values are falling and they don't have the capital to keep up with development costs.

[killgod]

YOu just old him not to jump to assumptions yet you made it seem like you boguht the alst of us for $4 when you didn't. You left out the part where you traded it back in and dont have it anymore.

He assumed I traded in something worth $60 for $8 to get it.

[killgod]

Who the fuck is talking about rentals? I'm talking about USED GAMES, TRADE-INS. If you want to go to Redbox and rent a game for a few days that has a completely different effect on developers compared to a game that is bought new, traded in, re-bought from GS, traded in again, re-bought, etc., etc. Considering that the developer only sees income from that first purchase, I wonder why their stock values are falling and they don't have the capital to keep up with development costs.

Oh so allowing one person to buy it and share it for free with all their friends was the surefire way to solve this problem am i rite?

[Primetime]

So I traded in a $60 game for $56 after getting to get what I wanted out of it. What point are you making here that makes Gamestop evil? I even have an online pass to sell and can come out with a profit. The horror!

You likely bought another game with it, which you will sell back for $15 and they'll sell for $55....but hey, like I said, it's still $4 more than it would have cost me on XB1.