
Can it be true? Has Amazon and team Xbox combined forces and headed the call that so many Silver members have been baying for since the inception of Sony's [very free service] PSN? Matt Peckham at PCWorld think that this could be a stay of execution for paid subscription fee as a whole. The big argument is whether this is a 'come-to-Jesus' moment for Microsoft Xbox. Are they getting a smidge nervous waiting for PS3 to drop their console price or is this just a means to entice those Silver members?

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"The big argument is whether this is a 'come-to-Jesus' moment for Microsoft Xbox."
No argument, it still costs so it's not.
Hopefully this becomes a trend.
It's already back to $42.79, they didn't last long at that price.
How much do they have a PSN membership for? :p
I can afford Gold easy but I think its wrong for MS to charge for the "privilege" to play the games I've already purchased. Not to mention making Silver members wait an extra week for demos now. Stripping things away from Silver members has pushed me further away from Gold if anything.