I know it's probably dodgy, hence why I'm asking but are any of these things actually legit?
For example I can get a Crysis 2 key to use with the EA downloader for £13.99, bargain! But I won't be buying it if it's dodgy.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Rob
I know it's probably dodgy, hence why I'm asking but are any of these things actually legit?
For example I can get a Crysis 2 key to use with the EA downloader for £13.99, bargain! But I won't be buying it if it's dodgy.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Rob
Me and a couple friends did the same thing. It worked fine for us. The key was activated on EA and downloaded using EA Download Manager so the key(s) we bought were 100% legit.
Game in question was Crysis 2 too.
Thing with this is, you dont know where the keys have came from in the first place. Could be a dodgy key generator or even stolen goods and selling just the key off the back of a manual, or even someone dodgy in a software shop that sells the key then goes on to sell the actual product.
Playing with fire really
This happened with a bunch of Steam games in the past. The keys had come from some of the places where they sell games at a much lower price in an effort to combat piracy.
They nuked all the keys and left the 'owners' without the ability to play their games.
http://www.tgdaily.com/games-and-ent...ey-market-keys
Be careful
Like others have said you don't know where the keys came from and if they are dodgy you will probably suffer for it, that said I have only ever heard of bad things happening on steam nothing from EA-DM
As I thought then really, I'll have to scour around for a cheap copy of Crysis 2 then!
Zavvi are currently doing it for £27 and free delivery. Play & Amazon are about the same bar a few pence. Mind you on Play it the limited edition.
http://www.zavvi.com/games/platforms...Titles%20-%20C
http://www.play.com/Games/PC/4-/1026...2/Product.html
http://shop.gameplay.co.uk/pc/crysis...oductpage.html
Also £22.99 at Gameplay.
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