Alright whats the deal

[Glock 19]

Originally Posted by busboy33

I'm not sure I follow your logic. I've been on XBL since day one too, and yes the price has stayed the same. But with added service, what I expect to get for it has not remained the same.
If, for example, all the Achievements were erased, I would not say "well, I never had them before, so I shouldn't miss them." MS expanded the definition of XBL to include demos, and that means we should expect the same level of quality service we've been receiving all these years (which has been pretty damn good).
And no, I'm not particularly jonesing for the Outfit -- its just something new, and getting Demos off of XBL is exciting and fun. I like playing demos -- better than paying $60 for something I wont like.

My logic is this the date they give is never a guarentee it will be out that day, and they don't have to release a demo if they choose not to, to many people getting crazy cause a demo is not released right a way look how they pulled the king kong demo off marketplace is their perogative to do so. Only thing we are basically gurenteed for $49.99 is live service and I do agree with you about the achievements that is within reason if achievements got erased would be a wrong on M$ part and I would account that to poor service too. But I would not count live as bad service because demo not being released right away. Alot of variable can go wrong when dealing with technology ask any of us who work in IT industry. My point is people just need to be patient

[Wingman1977]

Originally Posted by Recon73

My logic is this the date they give is never a guarentee it will be out that day, and they don't have to release a demo if they choose not to, to many people getting crazy cause a demo is not released right a way look how they pulled the king kong demo off marketplace is their perogative to do so. Only thing we are basically gurenteed for $49.99 is live service and I do agree with you about the achievements that is within reason if achievements got erased would be a wrong on M$ part and I would account that to poor service too. But I would not count live as bad service because demo not being released right away. Alot of variable can go wrong when dealing with technology ask any of us who work in IT industry. My point is people just need to be patient

Agreed.

[gaz_berotten]

Even so it still doesnt explain why demos are that that late