Information surrounding Microsoft's next-generation Xbox leaked earlier this week and suggested that the system will require an always on Internet connection. The report also reinforced earlier rumors that claimed Microsofts new console would be unable to play used games. Speaking with bloomberg on Friday, Gamestop spokesman Matt Hodges cited a company survey that found consumers would be less likely to buy a console that limits trading in pre-owned games.
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We know the desire to purchase a next-generation console would be significantly diminished if new consoles were to prohibit playing pre-owned games, limit portability or not play new physical games, Hodges said.
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Microsoft is expected to unveil its next-generation Xbox at the E# gaming conference this summer. The console is said to be equipped with a 1.6GHz eight-core AMD CPU, D3D11.x 800MHz graphics, and 8GB of RAM, along with a new Kinect sensor.
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God damn! Microsoft lost the next generation war before it even started. :lol:
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