What if the 720 actually doesn't have a disk drive?

I just won't be buying it at all. Sony and Nintendo will be getting my money and not M$ it's simple as that.

It might be a deal-breaker for me.

My number one wish is that everything (360 games, XBLA games, gamertag, score, ect) carries forward. I don't want the clutter of two consoles, hookups, controllers, ect under my television.

I can tell you what IS a deal-breaker though - not allowing used games to play. I will give a big middle-finger to the whole next generation of games if that happens and spend my time exclusively in the realm of nostalgia...orpossibly giving up video games as afocused hobby alltogether. That's just BS.

I don't have the internet so how will I get my games?

It would be a move in the right direction.

[QUOTE="AmazonTreeBoa"]I have no intention of buying the next Xbox, so it makes no difference to me.Plagueless

The major brick and mortar stores would refuse to carry it, likely give better sales deal with Nintendo &/or Sony

Sales would be restricted and cause most devs to jump ship

Console ends up failing

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Ok, maybe a bit extreme, but 720 would be at significant disadvantage.

Retailers would favor the consoles they can sell games for. Why gamers will prefer a system they can by used games for.

Not to forget Sony will market their next console as a CD/DVD/Blu-ray player(last time I checked WiiU used proprietary disk)

I just won't be buying it at all. Sony and Nintendo will be getting my money and not M$ it's simple as that.

HaloPimp978

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I just won't be buying it at all. Sony and Nintendo will be getting my money and not M$ it's simple as that.

ShadowriverUB

at the end of last generation many people on the boards were mad at Microsoft because they were ending the Xbox and launching the Xbox 360 after only 4 years. Those same people still got an Xbox 360. So I know better. They may rant and rave how they will not buy the next MS console but after it launches, they will buy it.