miju wrote: » Pretty much out of the box seeing as how you can switch regions freely and setup about 15 different payment profiles. The OS is designed that way as it lets you purchase the games out of region but you cant purchase film or music out of region (wont even let you open the app). Then you simply share with friends they way MS set it up to do. But I agree with you lets call it what it is, not a backdoor but a part of part of Microsofts XB1 Feautures :):):):) Easily one of the best hands down features of the XB1 and its great having serious pocket change out of buying a day 1 release AAA title.
miju wrote: » Pfft philistine Cherry cola ftw it's got alot more fizz and flavor per square cm of a can and is easily the most powerful for energy boosting too. Vanilla and regular Dunnes Cola sales are lagging behind badly and need to do something to increase sales fast maybe by introducing a wider arrange of flavors :D:D
CiDeRmAn wrote: » YBut let's not speak of the filth that was Red Bull cola, truly the CDi of soft drinks.
CiDeRmAn wrote: » You don't know what your talking about. Dr Pepper is amazing and Jolt cola is where the pros are at. But let's not speak of the filth that was Red Bull cola, truly the CDi of soft drinks. If only Coke listened to their customers, if only Pepsi had faster ram!
EoinHef wrote: » So basically your telling MS have no problem with you buying games out of region and its a feature?
EoinHef wrote: » That MS terms you linked means nothing either,all its says is that you set one console as your home console? I cant see how you get region changing as a feature from that.
EoinHef wrote: » Xbox is region free you say.........http://wccftech.com/microsoft-quietly-regionlocks-digital-xbox-games-dlc-error-code0x87de07d1-reported/
EoinHef wrote: » So basically your telling MS have no problem with you buying games out of region and its a feature? Thats total bull**** That MS terms you linked means nothing either,all its says is that you set one console as your home console? I cant see how you get region changing as a feature from that. Xbox is region free you say.........http://wccftech.com/microsoft-quietly-regionlocks-digital-xbox-games-dlc-error-code0x87de07d1-reported/
GottaGetGatt wrote: » On another note.Will a PS4 bought in the States work over here in terms of playing games bought in Ireland?.Reason being the brother is over there ATM and I'm tempted to pick one up for $400?
Xenji wrote: » It will, but if it breaks over here Sony will not honour the full warranty and you cannot send it back to them.
Varik wrote: » Have him try it out when over there, the only issue the PS4 has is if it was dead in the box and you'd need to deal with SCE america rather than europe.
miju wrote: » Dont be doing that they think we are all MS fanboys to the death and have no interest in PS4 :P:P Id imagine with a travel adaptor for the plug and going into the settings to make sure they are changed to EU TV / media settings you would be sweet That's a tad bit harsh and very uncustomer friendly of Sony to say the least
miju wrote: » Why on earth would they?
miju wrote: » No thats about how games are shared.
miju wrote: » Seriously thats your counter??? Based on 7 "users" having license problems while the rest of the XB1 community freely download and share purchased games and DLC from different regions saving their pockets to boot
miju wrote: » Makes alot more sense than they wont do anything for you, it's pretty much standard thing for things electronics online
GottaGetGatt wrote: » Considering that the link you provided us with is from February of this year and I've bought digital copies of Titanfall and Watch dogs in March and May respectively.i doubt it's a problem as of yet But nice try.
Cormac... wrote: » So I should buy a new console to play a game I can already play on many of my existing consoles simply because it will look a bit better? I really do not get this argument, it just doesn't register with me.
EoinHef wrote: » Because the prices are set for different regions for a reason,you circumventing it is not a feature,for either console.
EoinHef wrote: » Exactly,nothing to do with buying games from a different region
EoinHef wrote: » Yes that is my retort,it shows there are issues with importing digital copies
miju wrote: » Yes it's called currency fluctuation, it's why Microsoft for example wouldnt refund the digital games that I bought in Euro into my US payment profile because they loseout on currency fluctuation. Do you really think that MS making games and DLC region free, giving you ability to switch regions easily via settings panel and most importantly give you ability to create multiple payment profiles on the same gamertag is not by design??????
miju wrote: » Sigh, it was never supposed to be about regions. It was do with sharing, hence the sharing link.
Cormac... wrote: » Oh god, here we go again
EoinHef wrote: » So because its easy to do means MS want you to do it? Or the ip content holders allow it? Its a backdoor....
EoinHef wrote: » Maybe one day you will get that error for your copies of Titanfall and Watch Dogs....
EoinHef wrote: » So what if its from february? Still indicates instances where people have had issues. Not like its 10 years agoMaybe one day you will get that error for your copies of Titanfall and Watch Dogs....
RasTa wrote: » No argument, I said if you haven't played it, it's that good that it's worth buying a PS4 for.
Grayditch wrote: » Put the key back on the hook fellas, this old girl has life in her yet!
miju wrote: » OK lets go back to very simple basics. IF the IP holders had a problem with MS allowing it they would not be selling their wares on the MS store would they?
GottaGetGatt wrote: » http://youtu.be/rbMo1Tp6GnE
EoinHef wrote: » Getting back to basics is my original point,can circumventing region restrictions be considered a feature for a console? NO it cannot. Region restrictions are there for a reason.