[Editor's note: This story was originally based on an erroneous report which the source outlet has since retracted. We have updated this story to reflect the actual events and confirmed them with first-hand sources.] Microsoft has asked a US district court judge to force plaintiffs in a lawsuit over defective Xbox controllers to go to individual arbitration, saying they had agreed to terms of service specifying that form of dispute resolution. Microsoft argued that the Microsoft Services Agreement mandates that all disputes (except for intellectual property claims) be resolved individually through arbitration, and that any argument about whether or not an issue can be taken to arbitration must also be resolved by an arbitrator.