@angrycreep: "Keep in mind that a lot of people can't afford a Cell phone and don't have one."

A) B.S. plain and simple. Way more people own cell phones than actually need them, especially when they only use them for snap chat, FB, and twitter.

B) If you can't afford a phone, you probably don't need a gaming console unless you're a child. 10+ years ago, it would have been a different story because most people had landlines/home phones.

@dr_vancouver: Honestly, I think that's exactly what they're doing without saying it. That's a lot of effort to troll people.

Not a bad idea at all, even if it does irritate a few. I was expecting something to come out of MS buying Mojang and still supporting other consoles.

Was at a Gamestop yesterday, the Minecraft edition is $249, with the Battlefield edition at $299. Is the article possibly be referring to the 1TB models?

@James_xeno: "and such don't normally reach!"

It's called Texas, and someone in SA tried to Sue a player from the Warriors for hurting their player (actually it was for devaluing season tickets and other BS....).

I'm amazed that this is a real thing. Add facebook and twitter to the rule, they're nothing more than entertainment anyways.

So I'm not trying to get an XB1 to play 360 games as well as new games?? Glad to know, I was sure that was the reason....

Is there a way to find out the "hidden costs" of setting up online chat? I mean, is it anything like the licensing fee's console makers have to pay if they want their systems to play DVD/BR discs?

One in my city at a theatre I've never heard of.

@sellingthings: Exactly!!! At least 2.5 hours of my time are freed up to play games a day (if I watch that many episodic shows live). No Agent Carter this Summer means more time for gaming.