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Movable Type 3.32
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| March 27, 2007 |
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Just when you thought paying $50.00 for a single video game was a one-time hit on your credit card, not true anymore. Games with online access playability will probably charge you monthly for service (e.g. XBox Live) but it doesn't stop there. The new way is downloadable content for your game, new content that will cost extra. You want that new quest for Oblivion: $$$. You want those new maps for Call of Duty: $$$.
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