Yeah, great for everyone still on the physical hard copy generation [negative Nancy, sorry]. I think this is a step back, but I know I'm in the minority. I just hope they retain, or find a way to re-implement, some of the bonuses of those of us who want nothing but digital entertainment. I will gladly hand over my "rights" for the convenience of digital entertainment. It's just so nice, less junk (CDs, books, etc.) in my room, and I really think it is the future.

I wouldn't be as disappointed if I could still go to a friends, without bringing any games, load up my XBL account, and have all my games for them to try out. If a friend wants to try out one of my games, he could just log onto my XBL account or something. I also thought it was exciting for developers to know that everyone of their customers had an internet connection. This coming from someone who use to be in the Service (wait, what?? How could you say that??).

The world isn't ready. At least we're getting more into the cloud, that's exciting. Games like Destiny will become more common thanks to that.