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Great so if they wanna do $70, then it's all good, huh? -_-
some kind of compromise is going to be made regardless
EA: Make it 100 dollars
Microsoft: okay, we will add 200 on top of that.
Why not call it XboxEA at this point??
It all makes sense now, i knew EA was too evil to drop the online passes, and now the Fee for the used games and publishers set the price?? MS really needs to go
So since you can trade and sell games online it will drive the price down for publishers thus leading to better deals for the consumer. At least that's how I interpret it, but I'll probably get downvoted because I said something positive.