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Activision Fails to Answer Consumer Questions on Call of Duty 2
Activision and nVidia are supportive of gamers right? According to the gamers that is far from true after they asked questions about the recently launched game Call of Duty 2 (COD2). Seems the gamers are organizing the first massive online game strike ? boycott and has scheduled it to happen on December 17th. This is a shocker for us, but we hope that either Ativision or nVidia will help these gamers out. Actually, I paid $60 for the DVD version of CoD2, so I'd like to know also!
It's the action of desperate chaps who claim they cannot get any kind of support from the game developer or publisher. Questions have been asked but the developer hasn't provide any answer, they claim. That's given rise to hurt feelings in the community, but the community wants to make them care. Gamers also claim parts of the games were missing and now three weeks after, still didn?t get any kind of answer.
Posted by | Mon, Nov 28, 2005 - 04:46 AM
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