Microsoft is raising the subscription price of its Xbox Live Gold online gaming service.
That means, for example, you'll pay $60 a year, up from $50, for an annual Gold membership.
Although PlayStation and Wii owners get online gaming access for free, Microsoft argues you're still getting the best bang for your buck.
"We’re confident that when the new pricing takes effect, an Xbox LIVE Gold membership will continue to offer the best value in the industry," wrote Larry Hryb, better known as Major Nelson and director of programming at Xbox Live, on his blog.
Do you agree?
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