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Topic	Microsoft did a lot of good things for consoles
Darmik 06/07/18 12:50:56 AM #22:	1337toothbrush posted... The same policy applied to third-parties. If they wanted to release free content, it'd be considered a "patch". After the first patch, the developers have to pay a substantial sum. Also, a patch couldn't exceed a certain size (and it was a very restrictive size) in order to fit on the memory card for Xbox 360s that didn't have a hard drive. This restriction didn't exist for paid DLC. Ah fair enough. I liked how the patches were small on the 360 but it was a different time back then. I seem to recall Dead Rising and Crackdown had some sort of free DLC back in the day but I don't fully remember how that worked. --- Kind Regards, Darmik <cite>Darmik posted [p:902691699] in Microsoft ... [t:76681743]...</cite> <quote><cite>1337toothbrush posted...</cite> <quote>The same policy applied to third-parties. If they wanted to release free content, it'd be considered a "patch". After the first patch, the developers have to pay a substantial sum. Also, a patch couldn't exceed a certain size (and it was a very restrictive size) in order to fit on the memory card for Xbox 360s that didn't have a hard drive. This restriction didn't exist for paid DLC.</quote> Ah fair enough. I liked how the patches were small on the 360 but it was a different time back then. I seem to recall Dead Rising and Crackdown had some sort of free DLC back in the day but I don't fully remember how that worked. --- Kind Regards, Darmik</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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