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No 20-Digit Account Key
Posted: June 22, 2007, 2:57 am
by Spang
I just purchased the game from Wal-Mart and installed it. It says it's on the disc holder but I see nothing! I've looked everywhere!
Has this happened to anyone else?
*edit*
http://forums.station.sony.com/vg/posts ... ic_id=6695
I guess they'll let me exchange it!
Re: No 20-Digit Account Key
Posted: June 22, 2007, 1:45 pm
by Siji
Spang wrote:I just purchased the game from Wal-Mart
Hint.
Re: No 20-Digit Account Key
Posted: June 22, 2007, 3:29 pm
by Midnyte_Ragebringer
Siji wrote:Spang wrote:I just purchased the game from Wal-Mart
Hint.
rofl
Re: No 20-Digit Account Key
Posted: June 23, 2007, 3:53 pm
by noel
Midnyte_Ragebringer wrote:Siji wrote:Spang wrote:I just purchased the game from Wal-Mart
Hint.
rofl
I too am rofl.
Re: No 20-Digit Account Key
Posted: June 23, 2007, 9:15 pm
by Boogahz
noel wrote:Midnyte_Ragebringer wrote:Siji wrote:Spang wrote:I just purchased the game from Wal-Mart
Hint.
rofl
I too am rofl.
I bought DiRT for the 360 there last night. It works just fine.
Actually, software purchases at Wal-Mart are usually good bets before release dates

Re: No 20-Digit Account Key
Posted: June 25, 2007, 8:05 am
by Spang
I used to make fun of people by where they shopped when I was, I dunno, 10 years old?
Maybe I'm missing the big picture!
Re: No 20-Digit Account Key
Posted: June 25, 2007, 2:04 pm
by Winnow
It's always OK to make fun of Wal-Fart!
Still, back in the early EQ expansion days, and this info can probably even be dredged up on this board, I bought an expansion or two from Wal-Mart because they were the first to get them out on the shelves or have them in stock.
The trick is to take deep breaths and then hold your breath right before entering the store. That way the smell of poor people doesn't invade your senses as you dash to the software section to grab a game. To clear up the aisles, take a roll of pennies and open the ends up. Heave the roll like a grenade into an area you don't want to go, like the clothing section. When the penny bomb hits, there will be a mad scramble toward that area, leaving you a clear path to your destination. Repeat on way out.
Seriously, there's nothing wrong with Wal-Mart besides them being bad for small businesses and strong arming companies for lower prices which is a major concern. The stores themselves seem OK, except for the feeling that you're going to get mugged or witness a childbirth in the parking lot each time you visit.