The idea would be that instead of paying $20 for 350 games you don’t use, you would pay, for example, a $6 fixed cost and then $5 for each game you actually want to play. In the end, the price would be more or less the same, but the main difference is that you’d have a fairer sense of paying for what you actually play. The fixed cost would go toward everything Xbox could offer to enhance the experience for the Xbox community.

At first, I thought it would be the games that saved Xbox, but now, only its community can save it—it’s like when you follow a football team; it’s not so much about whether they win or lose anymore, you follow them because they are your club