Microsoft has been known to require developers to charge for their content, when the developers would rather release their content for free. Some content has even been withheld from release because the developer refused to charge the amount Microsoft required. Epic Games, known for continual support of their older titles with downloadable updates, believed that releasing downloadable content over the course of a game's lifetime helped increase sales throughout, and had succeeded well with that business-model in the past, but was required to implement fees for downloads when releasing content for their Microsoft-published game, Gears of War.
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Yeah, I remember how it started, too. Thanks.
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Thanks a lot Shardok!
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Thanks :)
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Thanks for the DLC and yeah Microsoft with their Xbox policies sucks.
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Thank you very much again.
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