Update: Competition over.
Aparently GAME felt left out
Disappointed that Blockbuster were getting all the attention, GAME have just dropped the price on Stranglehold on the 360:
Thanks to doboworth for the pic. If you see any evidence of retailers making amusing mistakes, feel free to send them to lewiep@savygamer.co.uk
Posted by LewieP at 26.1.09 1 comments
Update: This is totally probably legal
Final Update: It looks like this offer is now over, if you can send them an email to bgamer@goody.pt, with your account details, they can still send you one, but I think they will notice if you only just registered. They probably want it to be in Portuguese too.
I have some spares, that I will give away later on tonight Now.
Update: The link is now "Manutencao" which I believe is under maintenance. Maybe this offer is going to be changed/removed completely. I'll keep an eye on it. I do have a few spare serials, so I will probably give them away in another post if it turns out that the offer has finished.
I don't know, it's portugues, which I can't even spell, let alone understand.
Apparently, if you click on this link, and follow the fairly simple instructions (let me know if you have any trouble), you get a CD key for the fantastic, if a little flawed, fantasy action game "Dark Messiah of Might and Magic".
I don't know if it is a legitimate promotion, or some jerk with a keygen, but it appears to be working. Use at your own risk. If anyone can confirm or deny it's legitimacy, please let me know in the comments.
Update: Further investigation leads to be 99.9% certain that it's probably a legit giveaway, apparently it's like the Post-HL2 equivalent of a cover disc.
Also, it appears they kind of messed up, you don't even need to use a real email address, since it doesn't email the code, it just gives it you when you click on the link. Just make up anything@anything.com.
I can also confirm that this is the English language version, just like if you got the retail release.
The game itself is a lot of fun. You get to kick orcs. Source engine, and should run well on anything that can stomach Half life 2. Some people apparently get a lot of glitches, I didn't ever run into any trouble.
It's normally £5.99 on Steam, or even more for a retail copy.
Update: Translate it for giggles.
Posted by LewieP at 26.1.09 30 comments
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