They are incomplete.... they haven't announced the price for the new activation code...
It's kind of interesting.
If they charge less than full price for the new activation, then wouldn't that encourage people to buy one game and then just share that disk among all friends/family (even class at school/university). Since it would be a legitmate method of "paying" MS.
If they charge full price, then how they manage "family" members, and people in the house becomes more of the sticking point.
Another option is an option in the Xbox Live account that signals a "trade in", which takes it off your account, and thus allows the game to be relicensed in the "used" market.
Say:
- buy game new for $60
- authorize game as "sold", it is taken off your account, but you get $10 from MS
- you sell game to gamestop for $20
- someone buys your game from gamestop for $35
- they must pay MS $15 for their Xboxlive account to be active for that game.
So you get $30 for your used game, gamestop gets $15, MS gets $5, and the new buyer only pays $50...
I guess it'd be a better deal over something like craigslist.
However, if you opt to not authorize the removal from your Xboxlive account, then non designated family members would have to pay, the full online price?