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General discussion (archive)why refuse a game?(34 posts)(34 posts)
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Posted May 22, 2012
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hucklebarry: Every game at BFG is $2.99 right now, so, yes ;)
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spinefarm: And if I remember correctly they are DRM-free on their site?
No clue on that, have never used them. The original game disks were DRM-free. (at least no online connections, registrations, limitations, etc.)
Posted May 22, 2012
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Asbeau: Is this the same game that's currently $3 at BigFishGames?
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hucklebarry: Every game at BFG is $2.99 right now, so, yes ;)
Huh, wow... How is that site? Are the games DRM-free, require activation, or require login each time? Puzzle Quest 2 for $3 is very tempting...
Posted May 22, 2012
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kalirion: Huh, wow... How is that site? Are the games DRM-free, require activation, or require login each time? Puzzle Quest 2 for $3 is very tempting...
I've never used them before. I vaguely recall some of their bargin bin games in JC at Target and I think I read something in the requirements about product activation... hopefully someone with experience can answer. A quick search on BFG DRM returns lots of people having problems with "DRM ACTIVATOR"... that doesn't sound good to me ;)
Posted May 22, 2012
Maybe the game sucked and they had to come up with an "official" reason so as to not offend anyone?
Posted May 22, 2012
After Empire Earth 3, along with other crappy second sequels on GOG, a rejection from GOG must really sting.
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