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: GamePolitics.comFirst Online Pass Enabled Game in Stores
By james_fudge
The first test of EA's Online Pass begins soon, with Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 in stores nationwide. Of course the real test won't begin until first-time buyers dump their shiny new copies of EA's golf game back into retails stores like GameStop and used game buyers either buy it or boycott it. In case you haven't been following EA's Online Pass, it is a serial code based system for Xbox 360 and PS3 sports games from EA Sports that charges used game buyers $10 to access online play.
While the industry and angry consumers await the results of this little experiment, Joystiq's Law of the Game points out that game publishers maybe playing with a fire they can't put out: government regulation. Here's a sample, though there are more points worth reading in the rest of this article: Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on June 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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Buying Tickets Online That Never Arrive
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International Game Technology
401(k) / ERISA Stock Fraud
Tollway I-Pass
alleging that users were sent erroneous fines
Clear
Verified Identity Pass Face Class Action
Dollar Tree Stores Hourly Employees Bring Class Action
Dollar Tree Stores Hourly Employees Bring Class Action

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