fredbear5150

Just one more rant from me... I do think that £34.99 (or higher) as a UK standard price for a game is far too high for the vast majority of games - I'll make exceptions for Galactic Civilizations 2, The Orange Box & the excellent bargain I got from PC World of all 5 Heroes Of Might & Magic Games in a deluxe box for that very price! :-) But here's an example of exercising a little "self control"... I am a fan of the Unreal Tournament games but I probably play UT maybe a

I don't want to use the word "pirate" because I think it's a word that tries to glamourise an activity that, in reality, is very sad - so I will use the word "copiers" instead. I used to copy heaps of games & music up until 6 years ago, I amassed a huge collection of stuff & spent a lot of time cataloguing it, backing it up to CD & giving it away to friends & family. In my own defence, I never sold any of it to anyone else. But as a big games & (rock) music fan with large legal

To be honest with you, I think after a couple of hours of trying to get Mass Effect to work, you should have gone back to whoever sold you the game & demanded your money back. If you'd bought it online, then I would have sent it back to the seller and put a complaint into the credit card company (if possible) asking them to withhold payment as the game was "not fit for purpose". If you bought it in a store, just take it back. I had the same thing a couple of years ago with a DR