Is there a full demo out there by any chance? I got the from EA's
website but all it is is the work in progress demo.
Is that not enough to tell you if the game is worth buying or not? If you
want a finished product, it's available.
"Brad Larocque" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Is there a full demo out there by any chance? I got the from EA's
> website but all it is is the work in progress demo.
>
I picked up the game for $30 at wal-mart, but I was hoping to try a full
demo to see how smoothly it would run on my system
Glen Pittman wrote:
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> Is that not enough to tell you if the game is worth buying or not? If you > want a finished product, it's available. > > > > "Brad Larocque" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > >>Is there a full demo out there by any chance? I got the from EA's >>website but all it is is the work in progress demo. >> >> > >
"Brad Larocque" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I picked up the game for $30 at wal-mart, but I was hoping to try a full
> demo to see how smoothly it would run on my system
>
> Glen Pittman wrote:
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Hmmm......I thought Wal-Mart was "Always Low Price".
F1-2002 has been available for about 2 weeks for $19.99 at CompUSA,
Electronics Boutique, and probably others but not at the home of "Always Low
Price".
If you haven't broken the seal yet you should either return it for a price
match or a full refund.
I bought F1-2002 at Circuit City and they price matched (110%) with the
$19.99 price mentioned above so I got it for $17.99. In an older thread
someone else said they managed to get it for $15.49 after a price match.
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callsignviper wrote:
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> "Brad Larocque" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > >>I picked up the game for $30 at wal-mart, but I was hoping to try a full >>demo to see how smoothly it would run on my system >> >>Glen Pittman wrote: >> >> > (snip) > > > Hmmm......I thought Wal-Mart was "Always Low Price". > > F1-2002 has been available for about 2 weeks for $19.99 at CompUSA, > Electronics Boutique, and probably others but not at the home of "Always Low > Price". > > If you haven't broken the seal yet you should either return it for a price > match or a full refund. > > I bought F1-2002 at Circuit City and they price matched (110%) with the > $19.99 price mentioned above so I got it for $17.99. In an older thread > someone else said they managed to get it for $15.49 after a price match. > > > -- > callsignviper > > > The truth is out there. You just have to look in the right places and ask > the right questions. > > >In article <[email hidden]>, Brad Larocque <[email hidden]>
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>I picked up the game for $30 at wal-mart, but I was hoping to try a full
>demo to see how smoothly it would run on my system
$30?!? Take it back - I got it from Best Buy for $19.95...
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It's less than $20 bucks now. It's probably cheaper to buy than download :)
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"Brad Larocque" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Is there a full demo out there by any chance? I got the from EA's
> website but all it is is the work in progress demo.
>
