@TigusVidiks The correct term is 'share' not 'give'. You can 'give' away your game to a friend who has been in your friend's list for 30 days and only ONCE. The wording is very unclear because the Xbox One is made of 'rocket science'.

@ericstifer You cannot lend a game for 30 day. Loaning and sharing a game is still being discussed and not available at launch. You can only permanently give the game ONCE to a friend. Once you do that your friend cannot 'return' it back to you. You don't own it anymore, your friend owns it if you do this.

Microsoft just theoretically eliminated peer-to-peer sales and pass the blame to the publishers.

Why do publishers want to enable used games when they already claimed that they are 'losing' money? So what Microsoft is saying is that there will be no used games for Xbox One.

Congratulations Microsoft, you have just created a giant bullseye for the hackers on your Xbox One servers.

Looks like the whole military personnel will not be buying Xbox One.

@vault-boy You Sir, have won the Internet! Bravo!

Darn...I just read that 'lending' will not be available at launch since Microsoft still 'exploring the possibilities with partners.' That is one serious spin in used games and sharing games with your friends.

Microsoft's arguments:

...But it has 5 Billion Transistors and made out of 'rocket science'! Now give me your money!

@StonerDemon Once the date on your calendar changes on your Xbox One, that is considered '24 hours'.