wraggster
July 21st, 2011, 14:31
Ubisoft's detailed UK pricing plans for its newly announced online pass, Uplay Passport, which is set to launch later this year with Driver: San Francisco.
Copies of the publisher's "popular core games" will ship with a one-time code required to access "bonus content, exclusive offers, and online multiplayer play", but second-hand buyers who want to get in on the action will have to pay 800 MS Points (about £6.85) on Xbox 360 and £7.99/$9.99 on PS3.
Ubisoft is the latest publisher to jump on the online pass bandwagon, following similar initiatives introduced by the likes of EA, THQ and most recently Sony.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/312506/news/uplay-passport-to-cost-pound799/
Copies of the publisher's "popular core games" will ship with a one-time code required to access "bonus content, exclusive offers, and online multiplayer play", but second-hand buyers who want to get in on the action will have to pay 800 MS Points (about £6.85) on Xbox 360 and £7.99/$9.99 on PS3.
Ubisoft is the latest publisher to jump on the online pass bandwagon, following similar initiatives introduced by the likes of EA, THQ and most recently Sony.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/312506/news/uplay-passport-to-cost-pound799/