Yeah, their always online thing was always checking DRM on your discs, and the plan was that you could only resell them to stores where they'd charge a fee for transferring the licence. Sony countered with a demo of how to trade PS4 games (put disc in box, sell it).
I don't think there was a single positive story from those early Xbox One days. There was even a patent for Kinect counting how many people were in the room, so it could charge higher rates for movies / sports, etc.
In a pretty direct way, their focus on terrible TV stuff rather than games meant they had to use a chip that was comprehensively outperformed by the PS4. It was a complete disaster.