Nice…..she definitely has her head on her shoulders.
It’s funny seeing how some kids have a better thought process than some grown ups.
Then again it always comes down to money that alters an adults thought process.

You’ll laugh.. My daughter was in the games room where I keep my older consoles that still get used by the family and so I gave my daughter a few Demo discs to try out on the PS2 and she was well happy. She then said “they should allow us to try games before buying them dad” + “Plus we can share demo discs with friends too and if we like the game we can get them”

I then said that it was like that many years ago, and she said it should never have stop.

So after that convo and flash back into the past seeing how happy kids were with demo discs I think allowing demos of all games could help gaming really.

They definitely were the days my friend…… they definitely were…

I agree. It would not only allow young kids to have a play with multiple games but would also allow everyone a test run to see the game themselves without fear of *what if I don’t like it*

Those were the days.

I really wish demos for all games were a thing these days like it use to be…for the most part.
It should be mandatory.

The idea of needing a 2 hours gameplay session to see if you like a game or not isn’t a good move by MS IMO as that can hurt indie games which in turn can harm indie developers profits, which in turn can make indie devs leave the MS stores, so MS should allow a percentage based system only as that way it stops indie devs suffering.

The other option is to allow full game demos ( say up to 30 mins ) dependent on game length, and IF that person wants the game when time runs out they agree to buy the full game and that stops refunds taking place ( unless game is broken or incomplete )

I agree. I really hope Sony follows this same exact feature Microsoft is implementing, because i hate to say it because i love some of the franchises (TLOU, GOW) that PlayStation offers…….but this feature alone is enough to have me interested in Microsofts system.
In the end it’s about convenience and consumer friendly features that benefit the consumer.

I’m not a one Console fanboy….i’m a fan of gaming .

Yes, I agree that’s why I posted “Can be made better for users”

But like I also pointed out Sony offers refunds on *game add-ons, season passes, in-game consumables* while MS doesn’t.

So lets be honest and see that both MS and Sony need to up their game even more with regards to their policies on refunding digital products and contents as well as making it a simple process for all digital content to be refunded.

Lol, that’s far from the same feature Xbox is going to offer.

Sony= get refund on digital game only if it was never installed, downloaded.(so you can’t demo it for youself)

Xbox= get refund within 14 days just as long as you don’t PLAY past 2 hours of gameplay. (Can play a decent amount to judge for yourself)

See the HUGE difference?

Microsoft’s (or steam’s) way could save many cosumers the headache and anger of buying an unfinished unpolished game (Mass Effect Andromeda).

MS gonna kick Sony’s buttox with Scorpio and games at E3. Especially if they are making these announcements now.