@ChiefFreeman Gamestop's CEO recently went on record saying how excited he is about the new Xbox. Doesn't sound like the talk of someone who is worried about the next Xbox not supporting used games. He was genuinely excited about it. That can only mean that the rumor of used games not being supported is false.
I want everyone to think about this for one second concerning the "no used games" supposed feature of the next Xbox: GameStop's CEO went on record saying that he's very excited about the new Xbox. Now, why would the man whose company's income is more or less dependent on used games sales be excited for a system that's rumored to have used game blocking abilities?
I don't understand. This article is so damn vague that, judging from the comments, people aren't even asking the important questions. Like for instance, what, exactly, is a subscription based model in comparison to the basic model and why is it cheaper? I would think that with the subscription, you would be paying more. This article is basically just stirring the pot without offering any real, concrete information.
@Dom_Hawk_basic @quigonzel Exactly. In the end, it's "maybe" or "maybe not". The rumors are ridiculous because even if they turn out to be correct, it's not like they were valid in the first place. It's like a damn smorgasbord of people throwing crap at a wall hoping something will stick and then can retroactively say "I told you so!" and it's obnoxious at this point.
Xbox Durango basic model priced at $500 with an intermediate model priced at $700 and then there's the triple deluxe model that comes with a Kinect and 4 pre-installed games for $1000.
The above paragraph is about as valid as this article. It's all just speculation and rumors and these articles are getting a bit old.
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