The *giggle* was to help people - like you - who thought I was being serious and incendiary.

You can't polish a turd, but you can make it glitter. White or rainbow, it's still an xbox one.

That's clever. Not many people would think to check a grocery store [evidently, as they had them in stock].

Owen I think you're going to have to contact the Jelly School and see if they have any vacancies for a lot of commenters here.

Ah I see, thanks for the info. I saw a lot of replies to the article focusing on how this was a negative for a digital future and assumed that's what it meant.

Does this mean if you buy it digitally, then delete it from your console, then - when you feel like playing it again - wish to reinstall it, you can't because it's completely gone?

Writing to inform you - in official capacity - of my wish to nominate you as my choice for Shithead of the Year Award. Good luck!

Lots of people writing that it's easy to do.

Was going to post a comment about feeling bad for Boogie, too. Can't imagine the level of stress he's going through right now, since YouTube represents his entire livelihood.

Congratulations! You are a self-perpetuating stereotype of how insecure the PC Master Racists of Kotaku - and indeed, most online forums - really are.

No. Just, no. Only a total shithead would get uppity over which was listed first. Calling someone out on being such a shithead isn't being on a high horse. I don't even know where to begin with how wrong your logic is. Just... wow.

Would love another 3DS port/entry, as Tales of Abyss 3DS was an amazing game which ported well to handheld. Or a Vita one would also be nice.

u fukn wot m8? i'll hook u in the gabber m8 i sware on me mum.

Neckbeard's Law.

Tight End could work for an anal scene.

Could work if it was an anal scene.

Please tell me they called it Attack on Tight-In.

I like that, it looks great with the 3DS console-wear.

You're... you're not good at reading, are you?

I'll bet it turned up plenty of terrorist plots by Horde dissidents to attack Stormwind, though.