Isnt it 500?

Nope. One-time $100 fee, and you can submit as many games as you want to after that. All proceeds go to Child's Play.

ah okay

i believe its gravity falls.

Thank you good sir.

I said it's form that movie or something

I havnt watched it but i do want to

I recommend that you do. You do have to be in the mood for it, though. It can be a bit slow in the beginning, but it's well worth it.

...are ...are you defending Sony in a made-up conversation? ..that didn't actually happen?

...you know Microsoft didn't really say that to Sony... right?

I'm just pointing out a flaw in the content. I thought it was rather obvious that these major companies didn't actually meet up. Perhaps my intentions were unclear.

by solution i meant a system to link 360 games to your account or develop a program for emulating 360 games based on the ones hardware

Sounds unlikely, but not implausible. Time will tell.

Nice having this discussion with you. Rarely does someone back up their arguments with sources.

by the point my 360 breaks they will likely have a solution for it. and if they do charge it wont be that expensive anyway. they wont ask full price no where close to it

A solution for what, your broken console? At that point, it's not going to be worth it to fix it. Parts will cost more than they used to because they're not in as high demand.

Also, it's still paying for something you already have. I'm not going to pay for a game I already have, even if it's less than the original price.

by solution i meant a system to link 360 games to your account or develop a program for emulating 360 games based on the ones hardware

Sounds unlikely, but not implausible. Time will tell.

Nice having this discussion with you. Rarely does someone back up their arguments with sources.

like i said why make te console capable of playing old consoles games when you probably have the old console still?

At some point, your 360 is going to die and it won't be worth it to get it serviced. When this point comes, it would be a good idea for the One to be backwards compatible.

"Oh, but thedude, what about that streaming thing you talked about that the PS3 does now with putting older PS titles on the PSN for people to buy?"

Then you'd just have to re-buy a perfectly fine copy of a game you already have. The purpose of re-releasing a game on the consoles' marketplace is to let people who didn't have a chance to play the game when it came out play it now. It's doubtful that someone who already owns a perfectly usable copy of a game is going to spend money on the same game when they already have a copy.

by the point my 360 breaks they will likely have a solution for it. and if they do charge it wont be that expensive anyway. they wont ask full price no where close to it

A solution for what, your broken console? At that point, it's not going to be worth it to fix it. Parts will cost more than they used to because they're not in as high demand.

Also, it's still paying for something you already have. I'm not going to pay for a game I already have, even if it's less than the original price.

by solution i meant a system to link 360 games to your account or develop a program for emulating 360 games based on the ones hardware

Sounds unlikely, but not implausible. Time will tell.

Nice having this discussion with you. Rarely does someone back up their arguments with sources.