You could sell the "very limited edition" Xbox 360 *wink wink*.chimpzy said:So assuming if I lived in the US I could use my Xbox 360 to win an Xbox 360?
Uh yeah ... amazing.
You could sell the "very limited edition" Xbox 360 *wink wink*.chimpzy said:So assuming if I lived in the US I could use my Xbox 360 to win an Xbox 360?
Uh yeah ... amazing.
And use that money to buy games or something else. I don't give a hoot about it being a limited edition or special and such, so yeah, that is indeed what I would do.CardinalPiggles said:You could sell the "very limited edition" Xbox 360 *wink wink*.chimpzy said:So assuming if I lived in the US I could use my Xbox 360 to win an Xbox 360?
Uh yeah ... amazing.
Damn, counted!CardinalPiggles said:Cheers!
Oh wait "not available in your country". Well that sucks.
OH WAIT You need to kinect to play Wreckateer. Oh, fuck you then.
Never!Evil Smurf said:Wait, some people don't have Bastion? GO BUY IT NAO!
I honestly didn't enjoy it when I played the demo. And before you say the music is great, I have the soundtrack and love it to bits.
I might download the trial when I'm not busy playing Halo 4. Or Minecraft. Or Gotham City Imposters. Or Iron Brigade if I'm in the mood. Although actually buying it is probably out of the question unless I really like it and can buy it for 400MS points or less.(I'm kind of broke)Evil Smurf said:Wait, some people don't have Bastion? GO BUY IT NAO!
You just had to pay money for something everyone else gives you for free. Thanks MS!Z of the Na said:
Way to take a happy occasion and trash it with your cynicism, guys. Really? You came here to complain, yet again, about Micro$oft's business practices that at this point is far beyond old news? How about talking about something else for a change?
Like how far Xbox Live as come since the days of Halo 2?
[sub]Christ, you guys are buzz-kills. Grow up.[/sub]
OT: What a 10 years it has been. I remember the days of the Xbox 1 and its crude interface. It was a different era. Now look where we are, eh? How time flies.
Thank you, M$, for the sweepstakes gamer picture and the free Kinect game. Those of us with Kinects will enjoy it.
Yeah, MicroSoft is having a 10 year anniversary and celebrates that with 7 games on sale. Steam is currently celebrating the weekly event called Weekend Sale and got 2 games on sale + daily deal.A Smooth Criminal said:Oh goody, they have a sale on about 7 or 8 games... They are so generous, I wonder why no other company does sales like these ever... *Cough* PS+, Steam*
No but seriously, Microsoft are so incredibly uptight about game sales it's unbelievable. And as Mr.K. pointed out, the free game is Kinect. The only ones who can benefit from this are people who buy Kinect. They are just shamelessly trying to add something to reasons for people to buy a Kinect.
I don't care if people see this as "OH MY GOD THEY'RE JUST DOING YOU A FAVOR AND DOING SOMETHING NICE FOR A CHANGE!" because the fact is that they have foul intentions behind this 'nice thing'.
But... certainly if they had been constantly paying for Xbox Live for ten years, they would already own an Xbox 360 in working condition? I don't understand...Palademon said:Not mine, unfortunately. Never got internet for my original box.ForgottenPr0digy said:you lucky bastard??
Just saw it on imgur the other day.
Same here in NZ. It's always the case when anything has a competition online it seems. Great that they made the free game one you have to have a Kinect for too, classy move their Microsoft.TimeLord said:Oh look at that. The competition to win a limited edition 360 "is not available in your region" (UK). Thanks for thinking about us Microsoft
So a company trying to give away something free in order to boost sales is bad? Is there any company (except charities) who gives away free stuff just to see a few smiles?A Smooth Criminal said:It's a bad thing because of the spirit of it. The only free game they're giving away is for the kinect, they are just trying to boost the sales. And the only games which are on sale are indie games or dated games which they don't lose much revenue for, which gives them better PR as it says "OMG MICRO$OFT $ALE!"
That is the silliest argument. Seriously.A Smooth Criminal said:It's a bad thing because of the spirit of it. The only free game they're giving away is for the kinect, they are just trying to boost the sales. And the only games which are on sale are indie games or dated games which they don't lose much revenue for, which gives them better PR as it says "OMG MICRO$OFT $ALE!"Yopaz said:Yeah, MicroSoft is having a 10 year anniversary and celebrates that with 7 games on sale. Steam is currently celebrating the weekly event called Weekend Sale and got 2 games on sale + daily deal.A Smooth Criminal said:Oh goody, they have a sale on about 7 or 8 games... They are so generous, I wonder why no other company does sales like these ever... *Cough* PS+, Steam*
No but seriously, Microsoft are so incredibly uptight about game sales it's unbelievable. And as Mr.K. pointed out, the free game is Kinect. The only ones who can benefit from this are people who buy Kinect. They are just shamelessly trying to add something to reasons for people to buy a Kinect.
I don't care if people see this as "OH MY GOD THEY'RE JUST DOING YOU A FAVOR AND DOING SOMETHING NICE FOR A CHANGE!" because the fact is that they have foul intentions behind this 'nice thing'.
Well at least for once their sales aren't exclusive to gold members. Now they are doing this to make money of course, but why is it a bad thing? Sales might just be to sell more copies of a game, but it's still good for the consumer. Cynicism and entitlement is really starting to annoy me.