I know this is tantamount to sacrilege right here, but I really don't like Aigis.

Yeah but I think people buy consoles for games.

That last line is one of the dumbest things I've read on the Internet. Think about it, give your head a shake, and try to be nice to people on the Internet. Anonymity isn't a be-a-prick get out of jail free card.

I like how this comment has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with Xbox One and yet half the replies are from people bitching about how Xbox One can do what PS4 does. Standard.

While I'm sure the logical reasoning of Buzz and Jessie being a couple is why they're packaged together, the cynic in me says they're packaged together because they know that Woody will sell on his own, whereas Jessie might not.

It's one of the only next-gen games that I know I'll be buying so I'll probably just pre-order it.

Still, in the interest of getting back to sensible conversation...

So you recognise that "what you want isn't what everyone else wants" and can't see how ridiculous it is to insult someone based on what they like?

I am mildly intrigued. I kinda like the non-hand holding approach. But I wonder how further puzzles in the game will work.

I don't even know what neckbeard means. I'm guessing it's one of those Internet insults that roughly translates to "You're saying something bad about my chosen console so I feel compelled to insult you because I'm a fucking idiot".

I would like to see that too, but I've yet to see a single, solitary thing that tells me that is going to happen. With the original Kinect, Microsoft promised us the future and what we got was a few crappy arm waving exercises and some games that barely worked. With Kinect 2.0, Microsoft are promising us the future…

I think 'better' is synonymous with 'talking about it more' in this context.

Well, then I'm fairly certain you're wrong. Both companies do exclusives like that. Both do things to make their product more attractive than the other. It's what they do, because they want your money. Neither company is donating the money from their console sales to help children with leukaemia. They're both trying…

Suede were called The London Suede in America because there's already an American band called Suede so they couldn't get the rights/it wasn't worth a potential lawsuit. In case you didn't know, Suede are back now (Coming Up line-up) and recently released a new album called Bloodsports that was very good.

I actually like a lot of pop music. There's plenty of good pop out there. But the Spice Girls to me were always more of an idea, a series of slogans and costumes, than an actual music group. If you remember how mad it was back in the 90s when the Spice Girls were at their peak, it was all to do with girl power (such a…

Haha, I think I was a little too old for the Spice Girls. When they were big it was mostly early teens or younger that were into them. We were listening to Suede and Pulp and Elastica. Good times.

Oh God. As if you just used the "everyone has different tastes" argument. We know this. Everyone knows this. Everyone knows that what I said is my opinion and nothing more. They know because I said it. Pointing that out isn't an argument. Pointing that out is what you do when you don't have an argument.

The Spice Girls made money, and they were shit too.

I'm not convinced the ends justify the means.

That's one way of looking at it, I suppose. But if I was buying one it'd probably never leave the box. I'm just not interested.