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One of Microsoft's big announcements today was the restructuring of Xbox Live Gold; the company will now allow Xbox 360 and Xbox One owners to use entertainment apps like Netflix and HBO Go without requiring a paid Xbox Live subscription. As Microsoft's Phil Spencer clarified to Joystiq today, the latest in a series of "Xbox One-80s" doesn't apply to free-to-play and subscription-based online games.

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The AA Meeting is your weekly destination for all the biggest gaming news of the week. This week Jamie talks about the latest Walking Dead episode, the original Witcher; alongside the Kinect-less Xbox One, Games with Gold coming to Xbox One, Dying Light and Elder Scrolls Online delays, and more.

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Phil Spencer cites engineering and partner constraints.
The Elder Scrolls Online and free-to-play games will still require an Xbox Live Gold subscription on Xbox One.

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Blaine Smith of Camelot Post writes: The Elder Scrolls Online continues to suffer from mixed opinions in the gaming world but thats not necessarily a bad thing as it appears to be driving Zenimax Online Studios to improve the game and address the growing list of problems at a very impressive rate.

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The good news for the fans of the popular online project -The Elder Scrolls Online game. The developers of this MMO have released today the next The Elder Scrolls Online update, which is destined to fix lots of problems in differents quests and to bring some corrections in the Mac version of the game.

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A new patch for Elder Scrolls Online has been released by ZeniMax Online, and fans of the game will be happy to hear that it solves a lot of problems. It fixes some issues with the Mac OS X client for the game and it also restores some broken quests that could not be finished under normal circumstances.

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Blaine Smith of Camelot Post writes: The recent news following The Elder Scrolls Online console launch delay has disappointed many next-gen gamers that were waiting to sample the bounties Tamriel has on offer but will such a lengthy delay have a negative affect on sales come the end of the year?