 It's Wednesday, March 12, 2014. I'm Nathan Seidkert, and I'm pretty sure there's a mole at the verge. I just don't know who it is, but I'm going to figure it out. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge. Starting April 1, electric car maker Tesla will be banned from selling its vehicles directly to customers in New Jersey. Unlike other automakers, Tesla sells its Model S through company-owned retail stores, claiming it does so to properly educate customers about going electric. As you might guess, Tesla is expressing outrage, saying Governor Chris Christie's administration went back on their word just 24 hours before the decision was made, and saying the amendment is, quote, an affront to the very concept of a free market. Yesterday saw the release of Titanfall, easily one of the most anticipated games of the year. And let's just say that Titans weren't the only thing crashing. Xbox Live went down last night, making Titanfall, well, unplayable. The game is a multiplayer-only game that's dependent on Xbox Live. You can't even play the tutorial without a connection. Service has since been restored, and Microsoft is investigating the issue. And finally, my dream of scoring points in Scrabble with the word forget about it may soon become a reality. Hasbro is allowing players to submit words they'd like to see added to the Scrabble dictionary, and one of them will be chosen for the books update this year. Current suggestions include twerk, ew, and just more words with the letter Z in them. The updated official Scrabble players dictionary will be released in August. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, sir, I've never seen you before, but there's a mole around here. Could you only find him?