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  1. 12-08-2007, 03:00 PM #1
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    Pay & Play Games - £12.95p/m

    Just found this: http://ondemand.game.co.uk/MetaGame/offre.jsp

    Really good value to be honest.
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  3. 13-08-2007, 05:04 AM #2
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    Re: Pay & Play Games - £12.95p/m

    wow thats an amazing deal!

    It wouldn't suit everybody, but for most gamers, I think that would be amazing value.
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    Re: Pay & Play Games - £12.95p/m

    how will online games work? wont people just keep the cd keys... or is this for offline games only?
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    Re: Pay & Play Games - £12.95p/m

    I think it works fine with online games too. My friend got the digital download version of C&C Tiberium Wars and it goes online and runs fine. It has some kind of no-cd/dvd crack built into the game. Then to play online, I think it has to run a bit of software first, and then it logs on. I think the software was called "EA Link" which seems to be a similar kind of thing, to that "Steam" software that comes with Halflife 2.
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