armcommander on 28/5/2002 at 05:15
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Originally posted by bdkl A few days ago I figured I'd buy a copy of Deux Ex to fill in the gap between FMs . I headed out to my local Staples and bought a copy of DeusEx with "special limited edition" on the cover and tons of screen shots on the back from through out the game . Well , I just finished the third and last set on the cd . Turns out I did indeed get a special limited edition . Somebody at Ion Storm has an ironic sense of humor . I could understand if this was a new game , but what is a demo doing on the store shevles ? I hope we don't have any special limited editions of Thief 3 when it comes out , because I would sure like to play the whole game .:mad: :mad: :mad: I feel your pain man. The same shit happened to me. How was I supposed to know that was a preview edition. It should of had a big banner through the center of saying"this is not the complete game"
ICEBreaker on 28/5/2002 at 06:37
That is really great news. So many people go tricked, but I have always only heard good news. All the stores involved were willing to exchange it. However in your case, it was amazing. Exchange at no additional cost! By the way I want to point out the company at fault is Activision not Eidos, since it was an Activision release.
Daisy on 28/5/2002 at 17:39
Glad to hear that the matter is resolved. I think most stores would have exchanged it for the real product with you paying the difference. The fact that Staples gave you the full game for no extra cost and then pulled the rest off the shelves is good news. :)
