In a move to generate additional gaming revenues, Microsoft is implementing a new royalty program tied to the new Xbox console scheduled for release
this holiday season. Analysts said the move could help Xbox get into the black. The software giant is also placing restrictions on which vendors can sell joysticks, gamepads, steering wheels, and other peripherals for its Xbox
360. Microsoft will only give approval to accessory makers that meet its standards.
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Microsoft Imposes Royalties on Xbox 360 Accessories
Posted by: Jennifer LeClaire August 12, 2005 01:36 PMIn a move to generate additional gaming revenues, Microsoft is implementing a new royalty program tied to the new Xbox console scheduled for release
this holiday season. Analysts said the move could help Xbox get into the black. The software giant is also placing restrictions on which vendors can sell joysticks, gamepads, steering wheels, and other peripherals for its Xbox
360. Microsoft will only give approval to accessory makers that meet its standards.