Xbox Live going up to $60 November 1st

[Dr McKay]

C'mon now how often does that actually happen? Like other's have referenced; server issues aren't specific to Sony or the PS3 it's EA, Konomi, or whomever. Realistically I wouldn't mind paying a bit extra for premium content/access, thus I got the + membership. At the end of the day though I get a host of stuff FREE that Live users have to pay for. Just saying...

Lol I guess you're right, It's gotten much better for you guys, but I remember it melting when pretty much every major PS3 game was released. But I guess I just save these arguements to rub in my friends face.

*cough*, *hack*

In their defence... The only issue I experienced during this 'down-time' was that it took 3 attempts to sign in, and my friends list wasnt working.... (Or I had no friends )

 

[sikkinixx]

In their defence... The only issue I experienced during this 'down-time' was that it took 3 attempts to sign in, and my friends list wasnt working.... (Or I had no friends )

Fair enough, though PSN has never been "down" for me when I wanted to use it either.

 

[micahR]

It's all Sony's fault... They started charging 50 bucks for the PSN Plus. Microsoft wanted to stay ahead of the curve so Live had to go up to 60.



Anyone else on going to get that xbox Live family pack subscription? 4 account for 100 bucks annually.

 

[daneoni]

I'm actually wondering if Live is worth it. The only use i'd have for it is MW2 and SSFIV. Don't really care about the rest tbh.

I'm currently debating whether to plump down £50+ for Live Gold and Points card or just get the points card. £35 for a 12 month sub i'll rarely use just seems...like daylight robbery.

 

[Nermal]

They make it really difficult—you have to click the "ON" under automatic renewal. It doesn't actually look like a link, took me quite a while to find it.

Hmm, I found a page (not on Microsoft's site) saying to do that, but the link wasn't clickable (yes, I did try actually clicking it). I wonder why it worked for you but not me

 

[Dr McKay]

Hmm, I found a page (not on Microsoft's site) saying to do that, but the link wasn't clickable (yes, I did try actually clicking it). I wonder why it worked for you but not me

If you're trying to cancel, I found the easiest way was to just ring up. Luckily the number was covered by my contract minutes.