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 Member 22205 Level 32.07 Apr 2007 
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Ah, IIRC it's just a sticker that's on every 360 controller at initial purchase, A-ism. Something there to let you know how to turn on the controller/activate the console. Peels off and what not. The Hello Kitty X-Box will have your souls, that's really all that needs to be said.
Jam it back in, in the dark. 
Last edited by Rotorblade; Sep 16, 2007 at 10:42 AM.
Reason: Removal of "or" and something that won't be construed properly
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Member 22205 Level 32.07 Apr 2007
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------------ It's not that bad, certainly not great but fuck there are some people acting like this is a travesty at the level of the holocaust or something. That or they broke a nail over it, I don't know. Whatever it is, it needs to be douched. FUCK MICROSOFT FOR GIVING FANS... whatever the hell it is you give fans. "People will buy anything so long as a name is attached to it." Parn nailed this one in one sentence if you want to talk about people doing more than just stating the apparently obvious. How many people here are fans of certain developers? Or games series? You're going to buy what you want, product and brand name recognition exist and you aren't going to escape that. Especially when several members here make it known through motherfucking journal entries, threads, and/or posts as to their purchasing habits. Yes, it is badly designed. Thank you for making it known you aren't going to buy it and whoever did is dumb and they're dumb, right? There's nowhere I can't reach. |
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