Does a person need the cards they sell for a 360, for my grandson to play games I buy?

I bought a 360 yesterday, and ask saleman if I needed internet card for grandson to play games I buy for him and was told no, but after setting up the 360 the free Halo game that came with it has no one to fight in the game. Question, do I need to buy a
card to make the games I buy fully functional. I bought a mindcraft game also and it seems its not fully functional.

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my grandson was online xbox live and he had asked a player if they would play

the game halo, and the player on the other side said yes only if he could show my grandson his
[MOD EDIT].

not knowing what the other player wanted my grandson asked what the person meant.

surprised and not sure if this was true i told my grandson to reply ok to this other person.

when the picture came on there it was on the screen waving back and forth it was out of focus at first

then became clear, just the hand and that thing exposed it was not fake and looked like an adults.

i hope that this person will be caught.

this person has been blocked so no further contact can be made.

i have the user tag of this person.

 

GAME DOWNLOAD

Hi, My grandsons both got xbox 360 for xmas and they are in the same house, can I download the same game to both xbox or do I need to pay for the same game twice? I have a xbox live gold family and I have my profile on both consoles.

 

You would need an xbox live gold subscription to play online.

You should be offered a free months trial when you first start your account,details are here :

support.xbox.com/.../trial-gold-membership

 

A LIVE subscription isn't needed to play single player games offline. If you want to do practically ANYTHING else (multiplayer, Netflix, Hulu, or any of the other apps) then you need a LIVE subscription to access them. As mentioned above you should get a
free 1 month trial when you first create an account. After that if your grandson still wants LIVE then I'd suggest ordering from somewhere like amazon.com or newegg.com since you can usually find a 1 year card for $40-$45.

 

Yup, the above posters are spot on. Thanks for jumping on this guys!

 

Looks like you might need this as well;
"I’m connecting to Xbox Live for the first time."

 

Hey there

If your going to have your grandson playing online, you may find this forum helpful for him to find friends his age on Xbox Live.

forums.xbox.com/.../20.aspx

Hope this helps

 

NO need to use the Xbox cards but,

A form of payment maybe required for additional features such as a Gold membership and online purchases or gaming.

The best bang for your buck is indeed a Gold Membership. You can get 2 free games a month and access to a pletheora of other entertainment options.

Most any Debit/Credit/Pre Paid payment option will work.

GOOD LUCK!!!!!