Microsoft to unveil next generation of Xbox Live Rewards on 1st September
Added: 11.07.2013 10:11 | 21 views | 0 comments
No more Microsoft Point payouts from 1st August.
Microsoft will bench the Xbox Live Rewards scheme in August while it completes Xbox Live's transition from Microsoft Points to real-world money, according to an email picked up by Stevivor.
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| News: Xbox 360 MSP to real currency price increase an 'unintended error', says Microsoft
Added: 11.07.2013 9:59 | 3 views | 0 comments
Promises to issue refunds to those affected by the mistake.
Microsoft came under fire yesterday after it was discovered that pricing of digital titles on Xbox LIVE increased by as much as 32 per cent when MS Points were converted to local currency.
An 800 MSP game (equivalent to £6.80) became £8.99.
Microsoft's statement on the issue (via Joystiq) can be read in full below:
"We are aware that select regions experienced some incorrect game title pricing in the Xbox Live beta. This was an unintended error that we are in the process of fixing. We'll be reimbursing impacted beta participants for the difference in what...
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| Microsoft's New Dashboard Beta Eliminates Microsoft Points But Raises Prices [Update]
Added: 10.07.2013 22:19 | 17 views | 0 comments
[Update] In a statment to GamesBeat, Microsoft has noticed this error and is working to reimburse any beta participants the difference between the correct and incorrect price. Luckily, this is a part of why they use beta programs. Of course, this is an obvious kink that could have been ironed out before the beta program became live. But at least it seems as though they're not raising prices.
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| The Finer Points of Combat in Dragon's Crown
Added: 10.07.2013 19:02 | 12 views | 0 comments
We've already discussed Dragon's Crown's six unique classes. But what's combat like in the game? How does the game feel? How does it control?
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| Xbox Live update beta said to increase UK game prices
Added: 10.07.2013 17:06 | 20 views | 0 comments
Costs round up when Microsoft Points are removed.
Beta users of the new Xbox Live dashboard, which replaces Microsoft Points with real-money prices following years of fan requests, have said that the current version rounds up UK prices on games and downloadable content.
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www.oxm.co.uk
| News: GRID 2 Drift Pack DLC races onto Xbox LIVE, PSN PC
Added: 10.07.2013 10:02 | 9 views | 0 comments
Four new cars for under a fiver.
The 'Drift Pack' includes the Daijiro Yoshihara Nissan 240sx, Team Orange Mitsubishi Evo x, Chevrolet 'Tyler McQuarrie' Camaro, and NOS Energy Nissan 370Z for use in the game's single-player and multiplayer, and will set you back 480 Microsoft Points on Xbox LIVE, and £3.99 on PSN and PC.
Unfortunately, there are no additional tracks, challenges or races included in the DLC, so if you're expecting something a little more than cars, you're bang(er) out of luck.
Still, there's a possibility of more exciting releases to come.
Codemasters has plans to release...
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www.videogamer.com
| News: Xbox LIVE game prices to increase with new dashboard update, reports claim
Added: 10.07.2013 9:31 | 10 views | 0 comments
Games that used to cost 800 MS Points (£6.80) now cost £8.99, beta testers report.
The new dashboard replaces Microsoft Points with local currency pricing, and converts all current MS Points balances to the user's currency.
But this appears to have resulted in some mismatched pricing, with prices appearing higher after the conversion.
A 4200 Microsoft Points card currently costs £33 at GAME, and is converted to £35.70 on the beta Xbox 360 update. This sounds like a pretty good deal, especially if you've managed to secure some points below the regular price.
However, there are widespread reports that game and DLC pricing has increased -...
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www.videogamer.com
| Microsoft's New Dashboard Beta Eliminates Microsoft Points But Raises Prices
Added: 09.07.2013 20:36 | 22 views | 0 comments
Microsoft's new Dashboard Beta is rolling out and, according to user Gowans on NeoGAF, the new Dashboard nixes the Microsoft Points scheme entirely in favor of prices based on real-world currencies. The catch? Prices have been increased, or as it has been aptly named, a "stealth raise" has occurred:
400 points (pound;3.40) games are now pound;4.49
800 points (pound;6.80) games are now pound;8.99
1200 points (pound;10.40) games are now pound;11.99
1600 points (pound;13.60) games are now at pound;14.99
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www.gamerevolution.com
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