I am 34 years old, and I spend between $400-$500 dollars on new games every year, and I spend an additional $200-$300 on used games every year.I really do enjoy Xbox and their products, and I am loyal to their brand, but if the Xbox One does not allow for; the renting of games, the trading and sharing of games and most importantly the buying of used games as an alternative to shelling out top dollar for games you want to play but not buy new, then I will not be continuing with Xbox and their products. I state how much I spend on new games every year because they stand to lose that income from me. I am not opposed to buying games new, if it’s a game I am really interested in, and my history shows I am willing to do this. If this is the course they are planning is to apply a used game tax of some sort, expect their sales to be low. I understand that markets change and evolved, but the choice of the consumer will always prevail in capitalist societies. Do not burn a group of gamers who have been gaming since the 80’s, you can turn us off and never get us back again. I know they really think this is a great way to secure profits (which are a good thing) but what they are going to get is a large investment in a new product line which is not going to pay off. Certainly someone important in the Microsoft hierarchy has spoken some words of concern, listen to them.