Alex06 wrote...
"This was found 30 minutes away from Santa Cruz"
Holy smokes...I think you're right!
Modifié par Drone223, 28 février 2012 - 04:29 .
beetlebailey123 wrote...
Well folks, the de-evolution of the human race is complete. I'm utterly amazed this happened. I mean 400$??????? He could pre order from gamestop. Get (pre order bonus), and the copy for 65$.
AlphaJarmel wrote...
daddyjah21 wrote...
haters gonna hate and snitches gonna snitch its that man copy of the game and he can do what he wants with it so deal with it haters
I'm kinda with this line of thought. It sure doesn't affect you so why would you care what a person does with their copy or if a person decides to blow $400 for a copy early?
It just goes against logic!AlphaJarmel wrote...
beetlebailey123 wrote...
Well folks, the de-evolution of the human race is complete. I'm utterly amazed this happened. I mean 400$??????? He could pre order from gamestop. Get (pre order bonus), and the copy for 65$.
If you have money to blow, why not? People have spent much more for much less.
As long as he bought a $50 Collector Rifle code and a $2,500 ME1 Special Edition to go along with it.AlphaJarmel wrote...
beetlebailey123 wrote...
Well folks, the de-evolution of the human race is complete. I'm utterly amazed this happened. I mean 400$??????? He could pre order from gamestop. Get (pre order bonus), and the copy for 65$.
If you have money to blow, why not? People have spent much more for much less.
Deltateam Elcor wrote...
He obviously signed nothing and thus a court action would be impossible.
Modifié par AxisEvolve, 28 février 2012 - 04:35 .
Deltateam Elcor wrote...
He obviously signed nothing and thus a court action would be impossible.
double02 wrote...
Icinix wrote...
AxisEvolve wrote...
There's a large chance it's the same copy.Icinix wrote...
....so one person has crapped on their copy, and another is selling it for a crazy high price...:lol:
..wait....thats so wrong.
However - the crapped one was an xbox version....
I hope
Nope. The guy crapped on a PS3 version.
Oh this...this is too funny....what are the odds?? Could it actually be?!
AlphaJarmel wrote...
beetlebailey123 wrote...
Well folks, the de-evolution of the human race is complete. I'm utterly amazed this happened. I mean 400$??????? He could pre order from gamestop. Get (pre order bonus), and the copy for 65$.
If you have money to blow, why not? People have spent much more for much less.
Modifié par AJRimmsey, 28 février 2012 - 04:38 .
Yea, if they want to add to the sh*t storm they already got going, actually, go for it EA, nothing like a bit of drama.AxisEvolve wrote...
I'm 100% sure that EA's lawyers could find a way to penalize him if they wanted to.
LOLIcinix wrote...
To the buyer - please smell before leaving feedback.
EA doesn't afraid of anything.DJBare wrote...
]Yea, if they want to add to the sh*t storm they already got going, actually, go for it EA, nothing like a bit of drama.
Modifié par AxisEvolve, 28 février 2012 - 04:39 .
Deltateam Elcor wrote...
He obviously signed nothing and thus a court action would be impossible.
Riiight.AxisEvolve wrote...
EA doesn't afraid of anything.
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The fact that it actually sold took a couple minutes to sink in; I immediately started laughing my ass off. It is just so absurd and pathetic that it is funny.DJBare wrote...
www.ebay.com/itm/Mass-Effect-3-Sony-Playstation-3-2012-/140712454040
Not sure, and you have to keep in mind that those prizes were officially "abandoned", considered unretrievable. So anyone that retrieved it may have rights to sell it, since the property (the actual copies of the game) was abandoned.Keller42 wrote...
Alex06 wrote...
"This was found 30 minutes away from Santa Cruz"
Holy smokes...I think you're right!
Would this be grounds for Bioware to get legal? He could have never agreed to the contest rules and therefore not have been eligible for the prizes in the first place. What I really want to know is, if this is true, how'd he get into the case?
Modifié par Alex06, 28 février 2012 - 05:00 .
It's possible he gave away the other copies or sold them outside of eBay.Keller42 wrote...
Deltateam Elcor wrote...
He obviously signed nothing and thus a court action would be impossible.
In order to be eligible to get the games in the first place, he would have had to agree to the contest rules. BW said the SF launches were unrecoverable and asked participants not to go for them. This guy did. Meaning he didn't sign the NDA at the landing zone, which he should have in order to receive the game as a prize. Also, the fact that he sold one for the 360 previously in addition to this one for the PS3 shows he probably did get these from those unrecoverable balloons. If he went through the same process that everyone else went through to get their legitimate space copies, then it's ridiculous that he walked away with two of them.
Probably not 100% correct on this. Just my .02.
Frankly, I hope BW does something.
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