Just got portal 2 2 days befor the release, have this ever happned to you?
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I actually got the Playstation Move a couple months before it came out. It was completely legal too!
I got Katamari Forever about 4 days before it came out, from Gamestop.
...yeah, that's about it for me.
...yeah, that's about it for me.
I can get most games early if i want them. if i had the money i could probably go into work tomorrow and get portal 2 (which doesn't come out until friday for us unlucky chaps across the pond).
got to love the perks of working in a game shop xD
got to love the perks of working in a game shop xD
Yeah, it happens all the time when I pre order games from Play.com, not that I'm complaining, although my friend who lives like 5 minutes away from me get it the day after me which he finds irritating.
But yeah I'm actually expecting portal 2 in a few hours (UK) which is also 2 days before the release date here, so I'm gonna sleep in a few mins and hopefully get it in the morning, if Play continue to do what they've done over the last few years that is.
But yeah I'm actually expecting portal 2 in a few hours (UK) which is also 2 days before the release date here, so I'm gonna sleep in a few mins and hopefully get it in the morning, if Play continue to do what they've done over the last few years that is.
At the risk of sounding rude, dear God your spelling is atrocious, and I say this as a dyslexic person.
Anyway, no, I've never received a game early, but one cool thing about living where I live is that films tend to come out earlier here than than they do in the U.S. If I go really early to a morning showing, I have the theatre practically to myself. I almost feel like I'm some important critic getting my own pre-screening.
It's great fun and it becomes really interesting to compare my notes to reviewers in the U.S. who see it later.
Anyway, no, I've never received a game early, but one cool thing about living where I live is that films tend to come out earlier here than than they do in the U.S. If I go really early to a morning showing, I have the theatre practically to myself. I almost feel like I'm some important critic getting my own pre-screening.
It's great fun and it becomes really interesting to compare my notes to reviewers in the U.S. who see it later.
