In continuing their "plaster all the things" advertising campaign, EA is pulling a publicity stunt in the form of "space"-faring game copies. Next week, legitimate copies of Mass Effect 3 will be hooked up to weather balloons in New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Berlin, London and Paris, and released to the skies armed with GPS trackers. Here's the kicker: people can track these copies as they fall, and whoever finds the then-grounded game can keep it.
Though I can definitely see some complications that could arise during the landing, I'll give EA's PR department some props for coming up with this, assuming no one kills anyone over an early copy.
Thoughts?
Source: USA Today [http://content.usatoday.com/communities/gamehunters/post/2012/02/mass-effect-3-becomes-true-space-oddity-/1#.Tz1Zdk4gcsJ]
Though I can definitely see some complications that could arise during the landing, I'll give EA's PR department some props for coming up with this, assuming no one kills anyone over an early copy.
Thoughts?
Source: USA Today [http://content.usatoday.com/communities/gamehunters/post/2012/02/mass-effect-3-becomes-true-space-oddity-/1#.Tz1Zdk4gcsJ]