by Jay Garrett on August 31, 2010
This news may be confusing for those that have noticed that Xbox Live seems to be generally losing ground to Sony’s PSN service thanks to PSN’s free multiplayer online gaming.
That aside, Xbox Live GOLD will start to hit your pocket a little more come November.
The monthly price for us UK gamers will increase from £4.99 to £5.99 but, strangely, the annual cost will stay £39.99.
Our cousins in the states will be hit both on monthy and yearly membership: from $7.99 to $9.99 and $49.99 to $59.99.
Xbox’s Major Nelson obviously thinks that the service is worth every penny:
“We’re confident that when the new pricing takes effect, an Xbox LIVE Gold membership will continue to offer the best value in the industry.”
Do you think that it’s good enough to warrant you paying more?
by Jay Garrett on August 17, 2010
Is it already a year ago since Sony used Gamescom to unveil the PS3 Slim?
This year the announcement was not as ground-breaking but handy if you were looking to upgrade your console’s memory.
In September there’ll be a spanky new 320GB model (which will replace the existing 250GB model) which will come bundled with Move as well as a 160GB model PS3 which will phase out the current 120GB.
The 320GB will cost £299 and the 160GB for £50 less – personally I’d stump up the extra 50 notes and get my a 320gig bundled job
The PlayStation Move motion controller will drop in the UK on September 15th and has a RRP of £34.99, with the PlayStation Move navigation controller pegged at £24.99. The starter pack that comprises a PlayStation Move motion controller, PlayStation Eye and a Starter disc is priced at RRP £49.99.