Maybe they're trying to figure out what's so special about an HD upgrade from two generations ago that it costs the same as a full price game? Both the PS3 and 360 got HD upgrades/remakes of games that retailed for $20-$30. In the case of Ratchet and Clank / Jak / Etc., They included multiple games. Halo…

Er, there's going to be some restrictions on that. You can't just add all your friends. It's going to be limited to your household I promise you.

Having seen what the Kinect has to offer, I'd beg to differ. If the Kinect is the extra $100, leave it out. There hasn't been one damn thing that worked well for the Kinect on the 360 and nothing shown is different on the One.