That is cool, and seems like the future. Everything is in the cloud and you just need the input device.

I want there to be a strong competitor in the console market to Sony and Nintendo, I just don’t think it is Microsoft. I’d love to be wrong…

Thanks. I’ve double checked that I am on my home Xbox and tried signing in and out a few times as well as redownloading from Web store but still no luck. Looks like I’ll have to contact MS. Appreciate your replies though.

This is exactly what I thought when I read this. That funny little commercial they made back then isn’t so funny now.

Oh whew, the picture only shoes the Atlantic Ocean. I’m safe then.

I am pretty sure I am on my home Xbox but I didn’t confirm this. I’ll check.

I do not see the game in full library > owned games, but I’m not sure if delisted game would show there? It only shows I own the game when I visit Spec Ops the Line page in the store.

Interesting idea. I wonder how it will play out.

A lot of damage has already been done. I think they will have to keep this price point for years and add a lot of value to it to rebuild trust.

I’m voting with my wallet. No more PS Plus, no more Gamepass. I’ll play my back catalog and pick up games on sale.

I love the SMB games and always will, but I first movie was so… “whelming” is the only word I can think of. I made the mistake of telling a friend a few months ago we will watch this one together. I hope he forgot I said that. I don’t want to watch it anymore.

Goddam, can we just get a Halo game in the vein of Bungie some time this half of the century? Like literally copy and paste the gameplay and just give us some new maps to multiplayer on and a campaign that is just story heavy enough to get me to churn some Covenant. At this point I don’t even want innovation.

I personally love a long console cycle. Devs get to become really familiar with the hardware and we get great looking games without needing new hardware.