Deric Lee

@Chris DPSN AggieCEO XBLThe Aggi

He means lowering the fee's so they get a bigger cut.

Just started playing Once Upon a Monster with my 3 and half year old son, it's a blast and he loves it.

Very excited for the upcoming kids stuff, will have a ton of fun with the brat.

@xiLeShadow

Fear not my friend, for Ghost Recon Online is a different beast then Ghost Recon Future Soldier's Multiplayer.

They are separate experinces, and different games.

GH:FS's mp will be like the old, slow, methodical, team work, where one shot kills.

So don't worry, you will get your fix, and so will I.

@Andrew12h
It does sound that way huh?

Too bad they will want to charge $15+ per game, which is why they will take a bite of nothing.

@Special Agent Steve

The 10 year life cycle is about that specific products planned support time frame, just like with the PS1/2/3, you can release your next machine and use the other one as an entry level choice for those who are a little strapped for cash and don't care about the latest greatest thing.

So basically they are avoiding the situation with gibberish.

@Protege420

Yep.

I live in Idaho, and after they 'culled' half the servers for the Arcade version of Battlefield 1942(?) it made it laggy and unplayable here.

That was 6 months after the game came out, but they refused to give a refund.

Not just me, three of my friends here locally all have the same issue, for an online only game they should be required by law to keep enough servers up to support every state that they sold the game in.

EA can suck my balls.

Love the game on 360(even as short as the first go round is) with Kinect, but this game needs 3D support, would fit it perfectly.

@Psychotine

I call bullsh*t on this. They are probably part of the group that had access to Sony's info from their hack, and are using these password/email combo's on the other sites like paypal, facebook, xbox live, ect.

Obviously there will be people that use the same info across accounts, and I'm sure that a high amount of users either only changed their PSN password, or haven't even changed anything.

I do not believe for a second they have hacked each and every one of those sites, they are just trying to make it look that way.

WHFTW

Cool, but luckily there is still one store in my town that does game rentals(Hastings), and that is $7.99 for 7 days.

They even leave the codes in the cases on the shelf for the games that have download content or online play registration.

Best value for me currently, but I still think $2 a day seems steep.