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Re: The 10 Most Wanted Backwards Compatibility Games According To 'Xbox Game Preservation'

ZYDIO

Spider-Man: Web of Shadows is an absolutely horrible game and should be ashamed of itself for existing. I couldn’t even finish it. I do not understand how ANYONE can even remotely enjoy that pile of garbage. I was recording my gameplay for my YouTube channel and deleted the videos as well. I had 2 mint CIB copies of that game. I destroyed both of them. I just couldn’t in good conscience bring myself to even sell them to somebody. I could not potentially allow someone to experience such misery. I know it’s a rare game and I know what it’s worth, but it was worth losing the money to know that someone else will not suffer. I paid full price for both of them as well.

Re: MindsEye Comparison Shows Difference Between Xbox Series X And Series S

ZYDIO

What I think is funny is nowadays when people buy a game on day one they get an unfinished and/or broken product and pay full price for it. When you wait a while, and sometimes not very long if the game was extremely broken during its release, you not only get a discount, you also get in most cases a finished, polished game. What I'm wondering is why doesn't everyone just wait? This has been going on for a very long time and with a lot of games. Common sense would tell you to just wait for every single game to be reduced in price and patched.

Re: Two More Xbox First-Party Games Are Getting 'Code In A Box' Physical Releases In 2025

ZYDIO

@ZuneTattooGuy You must have not been gaming very long. Right off the top of my head thinking back as far as I can in a moment, the first games that I thought of that were multi-disk were Fear Effect and the Final Fantasy games on PlayStation 1. Those were four discs each I believe. There have been so many multi-disc releases it's not even funny. That's what I don't understand about new games. Why aren't they just including multiple discs like they used to? I think I even had some Sega CD and 3DO games that were multi disc.

Re: Xbox Insiders Can Now Remove Tiles On The Dashboard, And It Looks Weird

ZYDIO

You know the terms of service everyone agrees to before they use anything? You know how they're always sending us updates to these terms of service? They say if we don't agree then we can stop using whatever the terms of service are for. Well, that's not really how it works. If you buy something and it comes with a terms of service, that terms of service can only be changed if both parties agree. They present it to you as if you're not allowed to use the thing you paid for anymore if you disagree with the new terms of service that they have altered. The truth is they are not allowed to change the terms of service unless both parties agree. Most people don't know that a contract between entities or people can only be changed if both parties agree. When they change the terms of service they are voiding the contract if you don't agree. That doesn't mean that you can no longer use the thing that you paid for, it means they are in violation of the contract and you can sue them. Any changes to a contract after the fact are invalid if both parties don't agree. With that being said, if we participate in the manner in which they do, and this is law, if they are able to tell us when a contract changes, we can do the same thing. We can send them a notice of us changing the terms of service and if they don't agree, they can give us our money back. People don't realize they have that power. I hope one day everyone does realize they have that power and these terms of service will be written to benefit everyone and to protect everyone. All you have to do is send them a terms of service that has been updated to change something you want changed, send it notarized, certified with return receipt and state they have 30 days to respond. If they do not respond, you have now updated your contract with that company. If they want to play that game with us, we have the legal right to do the exact same thing. I have already done this multiple times and when you do send something like that, they just throw it in the trash most of the time. I have won multiple times in court doing the exact thing with other companies. So everyone, I suggest everybody start updating the terms of service to something that benefits you.

Re: Xbox Insiders Can Now Remove Tiles On The Dashboard, And It Looks Weird

ZYDIO

How hard is it to put it back the way it was before the ads and allow us to resize and arrange the tiles the way we like, like how it is on Windows? We know it's possible because of Windows. We know it's possible because the Xbox runs on Windows. I paid good money for the Xboxes that I have. I did not purchase them under a subsidy. I should not have to look at ads. I will not purchase another Microsoft anything that contains ads. Companies need to realize we are either the customer or the product, not both. That's just disrespectful. They also need to make it clear which one we are. If we are the product everything to do with the service should be provided for free. If we are the customer everything should be provided to us at a price. Nowhere in any of the terms of service or purchase agreement or receipt or anything does it say that I am purchasing a product partially subsidized by ads. Any company that behaves this way will not receive my business. If all of us who disagree with the way they do business, made the same decision, they would not be conducting business in that manner. I think companies and customers alike forget that the customers are in control. It's about time we exercise that control. We are willing to pay good money for good products with no bull$hit. If you can't afford it, don't buy it. Buy what you can afford when you can afford it. It's really simple. On a similar note the McDonald's app today asked me if I wanted to finance my order. If I need to finance a McDonald's order I do not need to be ordering McDonald's. That's how I feel about Xbox lately and anything really.

Re: Xbox Handheld Gets Leaked, First Photos And Details Revealed

ZYDIO

@OldGamer999 There is this long lost concept. It is incredibly simple. It is a solution that works every time. Ok, here goes..... If you don't like a product or service..... Don't purchase or use it. Find something that fits your needs, that you enjoy. I really hope this helps. Choice, who would've thunk it?

Re: Ubisoft Lawyers Say You Can't Complain About Being 'Deceived' By The Crew's Shutdown

ZYDIO

If I don't own anything that I buy from them, whether it be a physical item or a license to something, I will continue NOT owing anything from them by not buying anything from them. Most of us understand that we are buying a license to a piece of software, but it is implied that the license does not expire unless otherwise stated and we have the expectation that it will be accessable indefinitely. Maybe the money I paid them to BUY the license should be revoked when the license gets revoked.