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For my £15 off PSN, it entertained me. The problem being that much of the entertainment was preceded by "oh no, they haven't, have they? Oh, they have..." type moments.
I presume you are talking Zimbabwean dollars there not US?
Or perhaps something worth even less. I'm not even sure I would have paid $5 dollars, if I was still planning on buying it.
Right idea, wrong son.
I'm just going to do my bit in helping to raise the moth population.
Gregg Wilson then?
actually i was saying that after flushing Drax out of the airlock..you fall unconcious and yeah it ends abrutly with confusion
by this I mean the skyfall level may be on the disk but not everyone can access it leading me to believe activision has sold a false promise to customers.
with eurocom gone it is highly unlikely this will ever be fixed and we will ever see the missing guns from multi player.
If you have bought the game post activision pulling online content I would advise you to take it back to your games dealer and seek a full refund and let them know what the problem is.
I just hope Dave and Gregg arent twins then!
But looking at Daves fairly lofty position now wont they be jointly in charge eventually? If hes got his fingers this deep in the pie already surely he wont be about to just give away his birthright to his brother?
Unless you mean after the 007 Legends debacle his father has written him out of his will for the sake of the company!!
It's highly unlikely that you'd get a full refund. It's not the seller's fault that Activision pulled their online content, and thus not their responsibility to reimburse you.
Indeed it is the fault of the seller, if this publication is at fault then its the point the seller should give a refund and seek to be refunded from the publishers hand.
if a book shipped and was missing the final chapter I doubt you wouldn't hesitate about seeking a refund on that.
Again, that wouldn't be the fault of the seller, just the manufacturer. Barnes & Noble didn't publish the book, they're just the middleman between the publisher and you. Activision is the one you'd seek a refund from, not GameStop or Walmart or Amazon. They are simply the vehicle that gets the game from point A (the manufacturer) to point B (the buyer).
I would advise people to seek a refund at the retailers end and the retailer can then take it up with the publisher. to seek money from activision would be rather far out of the way about going about things.
as i said if they have pulled the final chapter of the game it would be wise to hit the chains and return the game and have a company that deals with them deal with recouping their money.
Looks like hard copy sales of pc and console users are still unaware of the problems with activision and eurcom.
The skyfall dlc are no longer available for the product
WiiU users have been experiencing stat resets.
with eurcom now gone and activision done with bond it looks unlikely that either problem will be resolved any time soon
Would advise anyone who bought the game after the loss of support to seek out their proof of purchase and return it.
Was it ever "properly" up and running? It was always a graphically abysmal, lag infested mess.
I played recently and was able to get full lobbies! Quite shocking, but great to see.
In 2011, when Reloaded came out, I noticed an increase in GoldenEye Wii players while I was hearing that Reloaded was practically empty. When 007 Legends came out, I saw an increase in Reloaded players and a decrease in Wii players. Blood Stone and Quantum of Solace both seem to have constant players despite what all of this.
I probably wouldn't spend more than £3 on it. It'll take me about 6 hours to complete, I assume. 50p per hour seems fair, although I wouldn't be in a rush to play it, even if someone gave it to me for free. I think it's destiny I won't be playing this game, although I thought the same about GE:Reloaded. I got that for £7. £7 badly spent. I'd have cried for days if I'd paid £50 for it.
I'd have paid £200 for GE64 back in the day, and I was 13 when that came out. At 29, if I'm not prepared to spend £5 on a game, maybe EON desperately need to rethink their gaming strategy. Maybe give it a rest for a few years.