It will be September 17th for the US
Sept 18th for the World-Wide availability.
Sept 18th for the World-Wide availability.
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These release dates are so confusing.
Wasn't the boxed version release date for the US the 16th?
An ad in my local newspaper this morning said they would be getting it tomorrow (18th) at Noon?
If this is all true I am glad I got it on Steam because it is actually faster.
"When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a Communist."
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Related so not offtopic:
Steam is actually starting to get exclusive release agreements as the makers of these games realize that profit models are stabilized via distribution by Steam.
Translation:
Makers of games get revenue from games bought via Steam more quickly than the in-store model.
This is my area of business btw
Secure transfer, integration, and applications for multichannel sales and fulfillment.
Companies that are trying to do their own download service have poor ratings on service level agreements right now, so they are giving up and handing it back to Steam and others.
SO
You can have the game now, or you can hope it wont take you 3 stores to find one sitting behind the cash register with a sticky note on it that says "reserved"
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I got an email from EA saying that the game is available for pre-load today, so I've started the download.
Crysis: Warhead and Crysis: Wars are two different downloads. Warhead is 7.2GB, Wars is 6.6GB, for a total of 13.8GB. Wow!Comment
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I thought people knew this came on 2 dvds. One dvd for each game as they're completely seperate. Therefore steam will be the same.
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Originally posted by RobotBanana View Post
Now if you have Comcast, that means you subtract 13.8 from 250GB and thats a hit on your monthly data quota....LMAOComment
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