HDITeRRoRiZeI Yes you can share games to friends and family.
To share a game with a friend, they need to be on your friends list for at least 30 days and the game cant only be lent out once.Note I think this is different for family members. They can use your games for an unlimited amount of time.

I do believe that the cloud can only allow one person to stream from each game at a time, because it costs Microsoft money (I think), and of course, doesnt want to be charged a lot of money through the cloud etc.

You can find more info here:http://thetechgame.com/go19y

liamcole123

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liamcole123

Flawn77 So basically you can share any game you buy with the 10 selected people no matter where they live. That's pretty interesting. However, I read that only one person can play at a time so, what do you do if they are playing your game when you want to play it? Kick them off?

Hopefully it will have some sort of king system, so if the person who bought it wants to play it, they can do so whenever they want and probably boot the other person (Or give them a 10 minute time limit or something) This is a good system because then I can add my friends to the "Family" and they can share my games, and vice versa!

Actually corrected.... only 2 people can play at a time on the same game and in my opinion when you share a game as a disc, you as the owner never have access to it until you get it back so that fact that 2 people can play the same game at the same time bought by one person in opinion is badass!

Are you sure that has actually been confirmed, I've been pretty anal about news from MicroSoft recently and I've only heard that it's one member?

A_Box_Of_Mints

liamcole123

Flawn77 So basically you can share any game you buy with the 10 selected people no matter where they live. That's pretty interesting. However, I read that only one person can play at a time so, what do you do if they are playing your game when you want to play it? Kick them off?

Hopefully it will have some sort of king system, so if the person who bought it wants to play it, they can do so whenever they want and probably boot the other person (Or give them a 10 minute time limit or something) This is a good system because then I can add my friends to the "Family" and they can share my games, and vice versa!

Actually corrected.... only 2 people can play at a time on the same game and in my opinion when you share a game as a disc, you as the owner never have access to it until you get it back so that fact that 2 people can play the same game at the same time bought by one person in opinion is badass!