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  Storm | July 26, 2007
  I still buy magazines Barnes & Noble next to the theatre, it's impossible for me to pass that by...or just leave without getting something. This is a good idea, though, I never bought the OXM, and 200 points isn't half-bad.
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  Vito Raliffe | July 26, 2007
  I buy magazines too :-\
  
  But $2.50 is cheaper than what is in a store, plus we'll probably get more demos too!
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  Storm | July 26, 2007
  What'll be more impressive is what they were avoiding answering Kevin about at E3: A web browser for XBL.
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  Dan OXM | July 27, 2007
  "That is the belief of Microsoft in their latest bid to get gamers to read their official Xbox magazine." Actually, it's the belief of Future US, which publishes OXM. I don't know if people realize that OXM is created by an independent company, and is not published by Microsoft. We're like EA or Activision -- we pay a licensing fee to use the Xbox 360 logo on our product.
  
  Also, with 400,000 very happy readers every month, the paper magazine isn't being replaced by OXM Digital. It's just an alternate way to get OXM content for people who no longer get their info from print. More will become clear when it's officially announced and a date is finalized.
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  tidus04 | July 28, 2007
  A good move by the to do this but I would rather have the actural mag so I could take it anywhere I like, though the price is resonable =]