Too much wishful thinking going on here.
M$ will probably succeed, because outside some small savvy audiences here and there, not nearly enough gamers care about consumer rights. The rise of DRM on the PC is enough indication.
Now if you quit to become a PC gamer, you'll likely buy more PC hardware and run windows on it. The upgrade cycle in PC land is what allows M$ to keep selling new versions of their core product, so M$ wins.
Consoles are sold at a loss and the markup on games have to make up for it, so when the people who only(or mostly) buy used, ignore the xbox and go to a competitor, M$ still wins.
You know you won't migrate to the WiiU, if you weren't interested on it already, so that only leaves Sony and they aren't too keen on used sales either, so don't get your hopes up.
Expect massive corporate dick to penetrate your hobby, so that way atleast you won't be disappointed in the next gen.
M$ will probably succeed, because outside some small savvy audiences here and there, not nearly enough gamers care about consumer rights. The rise of DRM on the PC is enough indication.
Now if you quit to become a PC gamer, you'll likely buy more PC hardware and run windows on it. The upgrade cycle in PC land is what allows M$ to keep selling new versions of their core product, so M$ wins.
Consoles are sold at a loss and the markup on games have to make up for it, so when the people who only(or mostly) buy used, ignore the xbox and go to a competitor, M$ still wins.
You know you won't migrate to the WiiU, if you weren't interested on it already, so that only leaves Sony and they aren't too keen on used sales either, so don't get your hopes up.
Expect massive corporate dick to penetrate your hobby, so that way atleast you won't be disappointed in the next gen.