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Old 06-11-2013, 06:11 AM   #14
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Looks like Microsoft are going to end up losers here. Yes you may be able to do more with the Xbox, but the hoops they are including (restrictions on pre-owned games, the need for the console to connect to the internet every 24 hours etc), and also the price difference. Could be a return to being the Number 1 for Sony?

I have bought digital versions of games via Xbox Marketplace and that's fine, I know I can't resell them or buy them at 'pre-owned' prices. But for physical games on a disc that I buy? Restrictions on that is deal breaker.

I was never likely to buy any of the next-gen consoles within the first year of their release, but may have bought one at a later date. The restriction on pre-owned games means it's highly unlikely I will replace my Xbox 360 with another Microsoft console.
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