During a lengthy interview at Gamespot , the head of Xbox Product Planning Albert Brush explained that, after the famous about-face on DRM policy, some initial plans of Microsoft will in the near future, as the loan and the sale of digital games and which, I had already talked about Marc Whitten.

The brush held to clarify that at present the team is committed to the worldwide launch of the Xbox One coming next November 22, with the characteristics requested loudly by players, that you can buy and swap the physical copies without any kind of limitation; all this, however, will be only the starting point. In the future, Microsoft's plan to give the player the possibility, without any kind of limitation, to lend and sell their purchased games in digital downloads.

Brush has also explained that Microsoft still receives many requests for the return of the famous family sharing to allow 10 people to use our games, and said that this might, somehow, be reintroduced.

It therefore appears that Microsoft is still keen to change the way we use and share our digital purchases in the future: should we expect news about over the next few years.