This smells like entitled bullshit.

Hahahaha oh my god what did I just watch. Quite right! I hope this is the plot of Fallout 4.

What's Imogen Heap got to do with it?

I, too, find these launch issues odd. The Gameboy that I got in Christmas of 1989 didn't have issues with functionality, nor did the NES or the SNES. I don't remember widespread system malfunctions and whatnot until the last generation, with the Xbox 360 and the PS3's widely publicized hardware issues— I feel like…

I was, yeah. The Xbox One disc drives being broken from the get go may affect a small percentage of sold consoles, but it's still a number of people who wouldn't even be able to install the games or play movies.

Woof. It's impressive that you kept all the older consoles in working condition for almost twenty years. I gotta say, the grey/purple SNES original design was/still is my favorite hardware design, along with the Genesis.

Did the BIOS revisions only come on new hardware, for the Sega CD??

Is that a 3DO?!

What about the NES?

It has to do with being online and able to download... games... from servers?

It's a completely different issue, yes, in that you can't test out the exact console you buy before you put money down for it. Having something critical in the car fail before you start it up is pretty much the same as having something critical in the console (in this case, the disc drive— the medium that the game is…

Does the Saturn or the Super Nintendo even work without a coax cable?

Query: If you bought your Subaru, and the thing rolled out of the dealership missing a number of pistons or the whole engine was just unresponsive and wouldn't even start when the car was delivered to you, would you expect nothing? Not even a temporary replacement car and have them pick up and repair the car you…

A small number of people not having working disc drives could very well mean them not being able to play games at all (hey, not everybody's connected online at all times, no matter what you might think). In which case— there's little to no difference, really.

You sound crazy, lady. That's the truth. You didn't get the joke, at all. Whoosh. The only person who brought race into this is you, and you do not speak for all women of color. You speak for you.

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What's a creative industry professional, though?

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This, even moreso than all the rest of her badassery, is the best part. The bestpart.

This, even moreso than all the rest of her badassery, is the best part. The bestpart.