I finally started playing this. Thanks for pointing it out. It's fun little game and enjoying it so far.
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I believe Benedict Fox dies and you play as his son. Your powers are the spirit of your father helping you.
Don't like Swedes. My favourite root vegetable is Carrot. Sorry!!
When the hell is this coming to The States?
No s*** man. Sick of having my kid being locked to my home Xbox...lol. I actually came here to post on this specifically as I searched yesterday and found the landing page for this in the Ireland section: https://www.xbox.com/en-IE/xbox-game-pass/friends-and-family. This needs to come to the US ASAP!!
The only feature I care about (since all of the rest is just part of standard ultimate):
- 5 accounts (do not need to be in the same household). This can be a huge saving for a group or just more convenience for multi-console/multi-player households. I'd love this to hit the $19.99/mo price point in the US. This harkens back to the OG Xbox One announcement of family sharing. Difference here is you are only sharing GPU and not a central "owned" library among all of the users. 5 users seems pretty generous for the price point listed there ($4.40/user/mo which is nuts for GPU value).
When the hell is this coming to The States?
yeah we’re about to have 3 XB in our home and my kids and wife will only be able to use one of them.
Yup, my deal as well. I'll probably just give away the 2 remaining slots to one of my bros/friends or maybe my kids friends if they don't have it (most of his friends have GPU already tho).
It looks like that are leaving their stronger markets till last. I mean, Why else would Ireland get it but not the UK.
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I think it's just easier to launch in smaller markets as a test bed (to test out pricing and feature sets) than it is in larger markets. So, when they hit the biggest markets, they should have a much better data/picture of the potential for the product on a larger scale. Now, I'm no marketing guy but that is my take.
I thought that was what the initial soft launch was for, but they are taking their time getting this out there.
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