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Right smack in the middle of Microsoft's most important Xbox 360 game launch of the year, some 'Halo 3' discs have been scratched before their unlucky owners ever got a chance to play them.
Not all of the scratches resulted in unplayable discs, but the problem is systemic enough that Microsoft is waiving its usual US$20 replacement disc fee so that owners can get new ones shipped to them free.
The game is available in three possible packages: 'Halo 3' for $59.99, 'Halo 3 Limited Edition' for $69.99, and 'Halo 3 Legendary Edition' for $129.99. The problem only affects the Limited Edition, which comes in a special metal case that doesn't always secure the disc correctly, allowing it to shift around inside the case during shipping.
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