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The Next Xbox Will Play Blu-Ray, May Not Play Used Games
Microsoft plans to upgrade its disc technology in its next console to Blu-Ray discs, according to industry sources.
Sony, its competitors, utilizes the disc technology in its PlayStation 3, which contains 25 or 50GB of data compared to only 9GB on DVD discs. However, the disc integration could be far less impactful to the next generation of game consoles.
“I’ve heard from one reliable industry source that Microsoft intends to incorporate some sort of anti-used game system as part of their so-called Xbox 720,” reports Kotaku editor Stephen Totilo. “My source wasn’t sure how Microsoft intended to implement any anti-used game system in the new machine.”
Totilo also reports that Microsoft is interested in making a smaller controller for its new console.
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