I'm cautiously optimistic.

But to be fair, it's Game of Thrones, where every likeable character dies a horrible death...

Well yeah they didn't confirm he died... But come on... What do you expect?

The simplest workaround to this problem is that, you CANNOT make a sale until Gamestop verifies your account has no longer this game key. You may argue that you never would connect to the internet again but... but... since each game requires you to connect to the internet for the one time verification, you would be…

Didn't you fall off a cliff, killed by your Nighwatch bros?

Mate, your point would've been valid if MS went on stage and said - "We're offering Digital Versions of our games, for $20." But MS wants to bake the cake and eat it too. So not only would you end up paying $60 or more for a digital copy but also not get sales. Just look at GOD. Not one effing sale man. No price…

Also, anyone with half a brain can come up with a solution for such a petty problem. If you really love MS, help them stop being butthurt and get them thinking of a solution.

I don't understand the difficulty of transferring YOUR key to the person you're selling to. Doesn't the digital movie rental service work this way on iTunes? It wipes the movie after a specific amount of time. MS could've done the same, but no they're so butthurt that the consumers disliked their anti consumerist…

So it becomes more or less the same thing. I don't understand your disappointment. Also, you won't have to swap discs because MS will be using BDs. I'd say it's a win win. Also, as I said before, MS is being butthurt. On steam, when I buy a disc based game, I can install it and it registers to my account. Then I dl it…

See, I'm on the PC and one thing I can guarantee you of. If you're a gamer, and have all digital games on the Xbone, you will run out of HDD space in 2 years. Be glad you can play games from the discs now. 500 gb is nothing, and you can't even change HDDs.

Steam doesn't stop you from playing your games if you're not connected to the internet every 24hrs. On the other hand, they were trying to allow lending of digital games, would love to see Steam do that.

Says the guy named fallout 13...

But surely the TV features must've captivated you...

Listen, one doesn't NEED a 24 hr check system in order to ensure a game doesn't get pirated. All you need to do is to tie the game key to an account. Steam does that and since MS was so bent on aping Steam, they should've done that too. Now they're acting all but hurt.

lol, I'd say this is a massive win for every gamer out there.

Boy that HUD is SEXY!

I personally am so glad that all the silly people who were willing to give in to Xbone's draconian DRM did not win.

Believe it or not, the porn industry is the most innovative when it comes to adopting new technologies. Just ask Sony who's responsible for Bluray popularity...

Is gaming still considered nerdy? People need to stop living in the past.

Wasn't this series supposed to be after Solid State Society? Can someone tell me where does this series fit in the timeline?