@Banhammered1 @xerotolerant lol you say that, and I'm imagining people getting kicked into a big hole in the ground lol

Gamers: “I’ll bet you’re the kind of guy that would f*ck a person in the ass and not even have the goddam common courtesy to give him a reach-around."

MS: I'll be watching you...

you're right about almost. You're paying for the console. You're paying for the games, you're paying for the online services. Why should you have to pay to remove ads?

@SkyAboveThePort When it comes to mass consumerism at large, people are idiots. His statement isn't limited to gamers I assure you. He just means that the masses will take whatever is handed to them.

I don't really get the anti-Australian comments. "Sodomy is illegal down under?" "Yay for aliens!" etc. The game has a weapon that is used to perform ass-rape. Games generally try to avoid having the players perform sexual violence. I really don't get why so many people are rooting for an ass rape weapon, alien or not.

@JBStone1981 @puukusa @Darth_Kane lol wut?

@TheBlackSpeed careful... might have to look up your address on the google.

@silvergol lol you Trinidadian or what?

I can see how a few months or years after release MS would say "Hey remember that policy?" and re instate it.

http://www.gamespot.com/e3/xbox-one-terms-of-service-prevent-class-action-suits-6410038/

Then none of their users can say crap, because they can't sue. I feel like MS is lying, and when it comes to light, the people who were duped into getting XboxOne wouldn't be able to do a thing about it.

@Mugzippit @nini200 @Xyllix Nintendo? Post release updates? I think Nintendo works pretty hard to avoid that sort of thing. As far as I know they never had to release game fixing updates in the past. I'm not a Nintendo expert though, so feel free to let me know if they did.