Edge: ''Xbox One games will be locked to each owners’ profile – a system which has “a lot of advantages,” says Microsoft Studios’ corporate vice president Phil Spencer.
Amid confusion (and consternation) over the place of second hand games on Xbox One, Spencer told us that Microsoft “recognises the importance” of trading in games but maintained that we’d have to wait for specifics on how Microsoft will address this market.''
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Okay.... What advantages does this give? I'd love to hear some answers on that one.
Money money money
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Well goodbye xbox one
They went full casual....you never go full casual