I got Nvidia 970 when this promotion was started. But there was no code that I could enter to redeem. Anybody else redeemed a code from a GPU they bought from pyaray pakistan?
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I got Nvidia 970 when this promotion was started. But there was no code that I could enter to redeem. Anybody else redeemed a code from a GPU they bought from pyaray pakistan?
Share the link. I also tried entering but may be I have done it wrong. Anyway I purchased Witcher in July 2014 so there was no point redeeming the code for it. Will definitely try to Arkham Knight.
Well thanks, but not sure how a GPU purchased from CZONE pakistan fits into this deal. Can you share where you bought your GPU from?
I bought my shipment directly from Zotac International. You can try your luck and send in the invoice and serial scan.
Even I'm not sure if I'll be entitled for the free game or not. But let's see. The link I shared is specifically for south asia region
Okay so I managed to upload the invoice and receive that on a confirmation page. Thanks for help. Let's see when the free game is given.
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THOSE FUCKING DRAGONS! LOOK AT THEM BEAUTIES!!! OMG I WANT THIS GAME RIGHT NOW! WHY ISN'T THIS GAME BEEN LEAKED YET!
Dragon age should learn how to make dragons from these guys. The amount of detail is astonishing and astounding. The hair work feature would look great but I'm afraid I can't enable it because my gpu ain't strong enough. :crying::crying::crying:
[h=2]Green Man Gaming and CD Projekt Red in a public spat over sale of The Witcher 3 codes[/h]
Online games retailer Green Man Gaming recently launched a sale on The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. At 35 percent off, it was a significant discount over the list price of $59.99. But yesterday, CD Projekt Red's business development manager went to the game's official forums telling consumers not to buy codes from GMG, GameSpot reports. While the game has returned to full price, exactly what transpired between the two companies remains murky.
Rafal Jaki is a business development manager for CD Projekt Red, the studio behind The Witcher 3. When a thread on the Witcher forums posted about the GMG sale on May 5, he quickly joined the conversation asking fans "kindly... not to buy via GMG at this time. We had not sold them keys and don't know the origin of them."
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The truth behind those mysteriously cheap gray market game codes
Further down the thread, Jaki explained that whatever codes GMG was selling, they didn't come from CD Projekt Red.
"We control all digital and the codes," Jaki wrote "Because we decided not to sell keys to GMG, it came as a surprise that they are doing a special promo without buying keys from us. We have reached out to ask for the source of they keys, but up until now there has been no response."
So if the codes didn't come from CD Projekt, where did they come from?
GMG's CEO Paul Sulyok told GameSpot he got them from other authorized retailers that bought them directly from CD Projekt. The codes sold at the discounted price were legitimate Sulyok insists.
"Following a six-month dialogue with [CD Projekt Red]," Sulyok said, "about the launch of The Witcher 3, we were disappointed that despite the offer of significant cash advances, and other opportunities to officially work together, (we even offered to fly to Poland to discuss in detail how we could and wanted to support this launch), CDPR chose not to engage with a number of significant, reputable, and successful retailers, including ourselves, as they instead focused on supporting their own platform, GOG."
If the codes didn't come from CD Projekt, where did they come from?
GOG.com, also owned by CD Projekt's parent company and operating out of the same building in Warsaw as the Witcher studio, just this week unveiled their newest iteration, a storefront client with community features called GOG Galaxy. Clearly, by keeping the sales in the family, so to speak, CD Projekt can be assured of earning higher profits off each individual sale.
So was GMG just sticking a thumb in the eye of CD Projekt, selling The Witcher 3 at a loss out of spite? That's unlikely. Polygon's conversations with game code resellers, including authorized and so-called "gray market" resellers, tell us that the margins on these kinds of transactions are very small to begin with.
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What's more likely is that GMG is purchasing game codes in other regions of the world, where they're sold for less than they are here in the West, and marking them up for Western buyers. On their website the publisher of the game is listed as Namco Bandai Games, which is a publishing partner of CD Projekt in some countries.
Where things get weird is in CD Projekt's statement to GameSpot yesterday, where they are reported to have said "none of the revenue from Green Man Gaming's current Witcher 3 promotion will go to GOG.com or CD Projekt Red."
It's not as if The Witcher 3 codes can just appear out of the ether. More likely, these out of region codes were denying CD Projekt Red the revenue it had hoped to gain from more affluent Western buyers.
It's a sordid situation, to be sure, and serves to shine a bright light on online software sales and the business realities that surround them. Polygon has reached out to both CD Projekt Red and Green Man Gaming for more clarification.
Online games retailer Green Man Gaming recently launched a sale on The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. At 35 percent off, it was a significant discount over the list price of $59.99. But yesterday, CD Projekt Red's business development manager went to the game's official forums telling consumers not to buy codes from GMG, GameSpot reports. While the game has returned to full price, exactly what transpired between the two companies remains murky.
Rafal Jaki is a business development manager for CD Projekt Red, the studio behind The Witcher 3. When a thread on the Witcher forums posted about the GMG sale on May 5, he quickly joined the conversation asking fans "kindly... not to buy via GMG at this time. We had not sold them keys and don't know the origin of them."
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Further down the thread, Jaki explained that whatever codes GMG was selling, they didn't come from CD Projekt Red.
"We control all digital and the codes," Jaki wrote "Because we decided not to sell keys to GMG, it came as a surprise that they are doing a special promo without buying keys from us. We have reached out to ask for the source of they keys, but up until now there has been no response."
So if the codes didn't come from CD Projekt, where did they come from?
GMG's CEO Paul Sulyok told GameSpot he got them from other authorized retailers that bought them directly from CD Projekt. The codes sold at the discounted price were legitimate Sulyok insists.
"Following a six-month dialogue with [CD Projekt Red]," Sulyok said, "about the launch of The Witcher 3, we were disappointed that despite the offer of significant cash advances, and other opportunities to officially work together, (we even offered to fly to Poland to discuss in detail how we could and wanted to support this launch), CDPR chose not to engage with a number of significant, reputable, and successful retailers, including ourselves, as they instead focused on supporting their own platform, GOG."
If the codes didn't come from CD Projekt, where did they come from?
GOG.com, also owned by CD Projekt's parent company and operating out of the same building in Warsaw as the Witcher studio, just this week unveiled their newest iteration, a storefront client with community features called GOG Galaxy. Clearly, by keeping the sales in the family, so to speak, CD Projekt can be assured of earning higher profits off each individual sale.
So was GMG just sticking a thumb in the eye of CD Projekt, selling The Witcher 3 at a loss out of spite? That's unlikely. Polygon's conversations with game code resellers, including authorized and so-called "gray market" resellers, tell us that the margins on these kinds of transactions are very small to begin with.
[h=5]Must Read[/h]
What's more likely is that GMG is purchasing game codes in other regions of the world, where they're sold for less than they are here in the West, and marking them up for Western buyers. On their website the publisher of the game is listed as Namco Bandai Games, which is a publishing partner of CD Projekt in some countries.
Where things get weird is in CD Projekt's statement to GameSpot yesterday, where they are reported to have said "none of the revenue from Green Man Gaming's current Witcher 3 promotion will go to GOG.com or CD Projekt Red."
It's not as if The Witcher 3 codes can just appear out of the ether. More likely, these out of region codes were denying CD Projekt Red the revenue it had hoped to gain from more affluent Western buyers.
It's a sordid situation, to be sure, and serves to shine a bright light on online software sales and the business realities that surround them. Polygon has reached out to both CD Projekt Red and Green Man Gaming for more clarification.
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Dont Watch it , its too funny and too spoliery. NSFW
Clueless Gamer: Conan Reviews "The Witcher: Wild Hunt" @ TeamCoco.com
Clueless Gamer: Conan Reviews "The Witcher: Wild Hunt" @ TeamCoco.com
Such beautiful smoky eyes. Uff....
Update: Beautiful yet deadly. She cuts her enemies at the end of this video: http://www.gamespot.com/articles/brutal-witcher-3-trailer-teases-magical-female-cha/1100-6427168/
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PS4 and Xone versions leaked in UAE... Those are probably the censored version.
PG Sellers... PLEASE make sure you dont sell the censored versions here.
PG Sellers... PLEASE make sure you dont sell the censored versions here.
What did you expect. I have a the avatar of the guy who calls himself
Spoiler: show
But seriously.. Uncensored version is how the game is meant to be played. I am mature/old enough to handle it.
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