"Microsoft has made it very clear that it's all about profitability" with this generation of console, Olhava said. "Maybe this is a way they are looking to make additional revenue off of the Xbox." But, she said, the move could also be intended as "a way to ensure quality products make it out the door," reasoning that makers willing to pony up a share of the proceeds would be the kind of companies that make more reliable gear.Read on at CNET
Xbox 360 console controller makers will need license from Microsoft
Posted on Friday, August 12 2005 @ 13:37 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck