Microsoft is the first to admit when something has gone wrong. They did the right thing offering red-ringed 360 owners replacement consoles, and it looks like they are going to suck it up on the Halo 3 release. Due to a design flaw, the disc in the Halo 3: Limited Edition Tin barely stays attached when it's on your shelf, let alone being deliver across the country. The mount that holds the disc in place is just a small piece of foam that the disc can easily slide off of. I know when I picked up my copy, both the game disc and bonus disc where sliding around hitting everything they could inside the tin. Unfortunately I wasn't the only one. "We have identified that there are some instances of blemishes on discs as a result of the packaging," said Microsoft spokesman David Dennis to the Associated Press. "This is a small fraction of the total number of Halo 3 games shipped and sold, and is a limited production version of the game." The exchange should take about two weeks, and Microsoft is waiving the $20 fee to replace scratched software. What's another two weeks? It will make saving the Universe that much more satisfying. Now go live under a rock till you get it back.