A US appeals court has again rebuffed Microsoft's attempts to stop a class action lawsuit against it, which claims that the company sold the Xbox 360 with a known design flaw that ruined users' discs.
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A US appeals court has ruled that Microsoft must face class action claims alleging a design defect in its Xbox 360 console, which is said to cause damage to game discs, rendering them unusable.
Microsoft Studios head Phil Spencer has revealed the company had "a real discussion" in mid-2013 about launching the Xbox One without a disc drive but bandwidth and game file size issues stopped it.
A UK man claims to have thrown away an old hard drive that he later realized contains a digital wallet with over 7,500 Bitcoins, which are currently worth over $7.5 million.
Amid the large number of Xbox One's that have now been picked up, a few consoles have arrived with faulty disc drives and scratch marks. Hopefully these are isolated incidents.
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