I would suggest going to thier forums to ***** but you probably wouldn't have anything to say that hasn't been said a billion times before. I know I was pissed when it got delayed til Jan. but this is almost 3 months after the fact and you still haven't got it. if it were me the game would have been sold somewhere and I would have moved on. Especially for a piece of DLC that is so important to the actual storyline.BehattedWanderer said:
That's why I was looking for a call number, or a contact, to ask if there were any legal issues withholding its release, or if it really is that tweaked to produce the little PSN tab picture so that I can click "buy", because the gods alone know how hard it is to use a full game you built for the system and the data and coding from the other two platforms, merge the two, and release the damn thing in time with the others. Most companies can't wait for you to give them your money, and here's me, eager to do so, but can't. How absurd is that?squid5580 said:
Woah... Chill Winston! It's business my friend. Look at Call Of Duty: MW2 for example, 360 gets the new maps before anyone else because again MS have paid for them. In the instance of DO:O, I believe the blame would mainly reside with EA anyway, it would have been their decission to take up a deal to exclusivityBehattedWanderer said:
Sorry for dropping that bomb, but it just gets under my skin, when things like that happen. While I do readily blame EA for several things, and am quite prepared to blame this on them too, I'm more inclined to blame Microsoft for cheating. Sure, you could pay them off so that the other consoles loose out on sales, but a competent group would want them to compete, to see the actual comparison data. Cheating bunch of...*grumbles incoherently for a bit*Rancid0ffspring said:
