@laurenriley3332:

I don't think I've read such conceited shit in all my life. Xbox owners are poor, and can't be choosey as to what they play.

@Martub6804: Part 1 is predominantly set in the 1980s. All of the characters with the exception of Pennywise and Bill Denbrough are developed in 1985, in chapter 3 Six Phone calls. Pennywise aka IT also appears briefly in 1984 in chapter 2 where he savages a homosexual gentleman under a bridge.

The television serial and latest movie establish the Losers Club as children either in 1958 or 1988 and then move forward through events in chronological order.

Yes I have read it you moron.

@Martub6804: Yes I have.

Are you going to edit this for factual inaccuracies.... surely someone in the office still reads?

@Jelster79: Well clearly you haven't read it either. The first part of the book establises the adult characters first. The only part set in the 1950s is where Georgie meets his gruesome demise after that it switches to a 1980s homosexual beating that Pennywise takes advantage of.

@Spectralfire0: No it doesn't. Because at the very least Carmack would have signed an NDA. Normal footsoldiers wouldn't have been allowed to take a USB stick home with them, in many companies that would have been seen as rights for disciplinary and possible dismissal.

@Lacerz: Christ get a life. They're both plastic boxes with a collection of bits in. They may or may not have games you want to play. At least Xbots aren't pretending they're not complete cunts. You may as well have a standard bearer entering the room before you proclaiming your inherent juvenile and tiresome nature.

"Well I bet my Amiga 500+ is better then your Atari ST. My 16bit computer of choice has the full support of US. Gold...what do you have?....Well never mind I sleep well at night knowing I can play Team 17 's amazing Superfrog; which I think you will find is superior to Zool and nearly as good as Sonic the Hedgehog. And when I'm feeling particularly mature, I can draw pictures of Sam Fox's breasts in the almighty Deluxe Paint IV by Electronic Arts."

25 years on and the twat in the schoolyard has now become the twat on the internet. Congratulations...you win.

@Garlygunto: If only it were that easy.

@justerthought: Assumptions.

@skiggy34: I wouldn't say they rule, though they are certainly ahead this generation. Last generation they came a healthy last in the UK and because of this the Xbox brand still carries a lot of weight.