Xbox 360 12 Month Live Gold Card

5 Responses to “Xbox 360 12 Month Live Gold Card”

1. Joseph Ercole
   October 12, 2009 at 5:59 pm

   I shouldn’t have to pay for XBox Live. Nintendo and PS3 have free online services.
   Rating: 1 / 5
2. Anonymous
   October 12, 2009 at 6:02 pm

   look 2000 points is a year’s worth of xbox live. As far as I know, $49.99 is the standard price and now its even 18 percent off making it close to $40.00. Unless its on sale, you WILL NOT find a better deal. The other reviewer does not know what he is talking about. Again I say, buy it anywhere you really want to but if you are on this site and want to order this product as soon as possible, there is no loss in buying here compared to buying anywhere else on the net that doesnt have a sale with the exclusion of course of ebay. Anyway, the product is awesome. If you know you are a big fan of online play and you are willing to keep up with it for a year or more, this is for you.
   Rating: 5 / 5
3. Troy T. Weber
   October 12, 2009 at 7:55 pm

   I have been using XBOX Live for 11 months. Online play usually works, but often lags and drops. I do not have similar problems on comparable PC games, so I doubt this is an issue with MY ISP. Since games are usually hosted by other XBOXs, your results will vary with every session. I recently tried using a friend’s console with my profile. I had to enter all my information twice because it timed out… not that big a deal. However, when I got home I was prompted to recover my profile online. So I entered my info… timed out. I entered it again… timed out. (Each time requiring the gamertag, email address and password. I repeated this 7 times and was unable to recover the profile. So I was unable to load any saved games for any games (to play locally or online). It has been three days now and I have tried to recover my profile countless times and still can’t load any save games. I called XBOX support and their only suggestions was to…. keep trying.
   Rating: 1 / 5
4. Michael R. Jameson
   October 12, 2009 at 9:25 pm

   Xbox Live is basically Microsoft’s online store for Xbox products, games, and movies. That being said I have paid $300 for an Xbox, $50 a month for internet access and the USB input doesn’t accept wireless router connections so another $50 for wireless connection in order to pay $50 a year for a shopping website membership? Why? Everything on Xbox Live costs money except for basic chat functions. Even downloading user created games costs money. Even if you have netflix and are paying a subscription for that you must also pay a monthly subscription to xbox to stream the movies via your OWN internet connection. Where is the justification?

   You may argue that World of Warcraft and other online gaming communities charge monthly fees, but at least you know your money is going to continued game development, etc. and you KNOW what it is going to cost you to play upfront.
   Rating: 1 / 5
5. B. Eck
   October 12, 2009 at 11:35 pm

   Took 20 days to get here. Its easier to just pay 10 more dollars and get it at wal-mart.
   Rating: 1 / 5