So there is an MS survey floating around asking this question. What do you think?
It's 10% of your purchase price. So the 150.00 I've wasted on Destiny would net me 15.00 and that's assuming we get covered for all that digital deluxe bundles we get suckered into buying.
I think I'd rather get more (20%?) or better yet have an open system like a digital Ebay. Microsoft can run it, even charge me a subscription fee or even take a 10% of the selling price as a commission. I'd even be okay with the money staying in the MS store credit cloud. I think it would be a game changer.
This would be more valuable for those newer titles that you immediately regret because you could ask 30.00 for a 60.00 game. For that reason though I'd imagine they won't do it because a publisher during the first months of a release don't want to compete with a used market place in the digital world.
If it goes the other way, the reason 10% isn't enough is because Gamestop may match that but at least Gamestop has games used for sale cheaper whilst the Xbox store still wants $20 for older digital games I can buy used at Gamestop for $10.
So it still seems like a half measure.
It's 10% of your purchase price. So the 150.00 I've wasted on Destiny would net me 15.00 and that's assuming we get covered for all that digital deluxe bundles we get suckered into buying.
I think I'd rather get more (20%?) or better yet have an open system like a digital Ebay. Microsoft can run it, even charge me a subscription fee or even take a 10% of the selling price as a commission. I'd even be okay with the money staying in the MS store credit cloud. I think it would be a game changer.
This would be more valuable for those newer titles that you immediately regret because you could ask 30.00 for a 60.00 game. For that reason though I'd imagine they won't do it because a publisher during the first months of a release don't want to compete with a used market place in the digital world.
If it goes the other way, the reason 10% isn't enough is because Gamestop may match that but at least Gamestop has games used for sale cheaper whilst the Xbox store still wants $20 for older digital games I can buy used at Gamestop for $10.
So it still seems like a half measure.
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