- Report: #864518
Complaint Review: EA SPORTS - Redwood City California
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Craig Mac -
Harlem, New York, United States of America
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EA SPORTS
209 Redwood Shores Parkway Redwood City, 94065 California, United States of America
Phone:
650-628-1393
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http://www.ea.com/
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EA SPORTS Electronic Arts False Advertisement Redwood City, California
Regarding the game GODFATHER 2 which the game states on the back, its a multi-player online game which will be turned into a single player game. This is false advertising to the people that buys this game and the XBOX Live 360 online subscription expecting to be playing multi-player.
It's been reports that EA are cutting loose servers of certain games. Godfather 2 is one of the games online that is very active regardless of the time it came out. Thousands of people still plays the game online including myself, and many more are still buying this game expecting multi-player action.
In my case this is the only game I have and I play it everyday online and it's the reason why I got a year subscription, which is to play this game online as advertised on the game. I also actually refer people to buy this game which they did along with the XBOX 360 online service for a year just for the company to decide that a multiplayer game should become a single player game.
It's been reports that EA are cutting loose servers of certain games. Godfather 2 is one of the games online that is very active regardless of the time it came out. Thousands of people still plays the game online including myself, and many more are still buying this game expecting multi-player action.
In my case this is the only game I have and I play it everyday online and it's the reason why I got a year subscription, which is to play this game online as advertised on the game. I also actually refer people to buy this game which they did along with the XBOX 360 online service for a year just for the company to decide that a multiplayer game should become a single player game.
