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"The new higher capacity Xbox 360 disc format won&amp;#039;t work on all systems, according to a report. Following a system update as part of an ongoing beta for the format, Microsoft alerted them that their system would be incompatible, according to Kotaku. The firm said that only a &amp;quot;very small number&amp;quot; of users would be affected, and that it would replace outdated systems with last year&amp;#039;s slimline model at no cost to them. &amp;quot;Following a recent update to our system software, we have become aware of an issue that is preventing a very small number of Xbox 360 owners from playing retail game discs,&amp;quot; read the email. &amp;quot;We have been able to detect this issue over Xbox Live and want to replace your console with a new Xbox 360S with 250GB hard drive at no charge to you.&amp;quot; Launching in waves from tomorrow until May 30, the system update will prepare consoles for the updated disc format, providing publishers with an additional 1GB of storage later this year. It has also been rumoured to add PayPal payment support for Xbox Live purchases. The last major dashboard update in November added support for Kinect motion control, reshaped Avatars, streamlined the interface and improved the audio codec for voice chat. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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