GameStop Says Next Xbox “Will Be A Very Hot, Very Compelling Device”

Microsoft has yet to pull back the curtain on the Xbox 360's successor, but it appears one popular video game retailer knows a whole lot about it already. GameStop CEO J. Paul Raines has the inside scoop, and apparently the next Xbox is quite incredible.

"We've been spending a lot of time with Microsoft, but we have to let them take the lead on this, but it will be a very hot, compelling device," Raines told Games Industry International. "They are doing some really cool stuff, and I’m eager to hear them start their announcements because I think the world is going to stand up and take notice.”

I can't imagine GameStop would speak so highly of the device if it blocked used games, so do you think we can finally lay that rumor to rest? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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