StoneColdMikey
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Wtf is this about
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Got Em Shook
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I heard couple weeks ago that the original creator of madden was suing EA because he hasn't gotten royalties in like 15 yrs
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Indy8503 HD
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I got it too, shitz gonna get thrown out anyway. Where they get saying EA Sports overcharged for NCAA, Madden, and Arena Football (which was like $20 when it came out,lol)
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The Madden lawsuit season is beginning! If you bought one of EA Sports' Madden, NCAA, or even Arena Football games between 2005 and now, you might be receiving an email naming you as part of a "class" of plaintiffs in a class action suit against EA.
The case "Pecover V. Electronic Arts, Inc." claims that EA's exclusive licenses "foreclosed competition in an alleged football video game market." Because of this lack of competition, the plaintiffs in the case claim that this monopoly allowed EA to overcharge for its games (even though EA Sports games cost the same as most other mass-market console games).
Right now, you're a member of the "class" of allegedly fleeced football fans if you bought any of the games, unless you bought them on a mobile platform, pre-owned, directly from EA, or while working for EA. If you want to opt out of the class (what -- you don't want to be part of something?), you can do so by following the instructions here. We've contacted EA for comment.
http://www.joystiq.com/2011/04/06/c...t-ea-sports-over-football-monopoly/2#comments
The case "Pecover V. Electronic Arts, Inc." claims that EA's exclusive licenses "foreclosed competition in an alleged football video game market." Because of this lack of competition, the plaintiffs in the case claim that this monopoly allowed EA to overcharge for its games (even though EA Sports games cost the same as most other mass-market console games).
Right now, you're a member of the "class" of allegedly fleeced football fans if you bought any of the games, unless you bought them on a mobile platform, pre-owned, directly from EA, or while working for EA. If you want to opt out of the class (what -- you don't want to be part of something?), you can do so by following the instructions here. We've contacted EA for comment.
http://www.joystiq.com/2011/04/06/c...t-ea-sports-over-football-monopoly/2#comments
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HustleThaDon
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I got that e-mail yesterday
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esco soprano
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Yeah I got it but didn't bother to read it.........hopefully somebody wins something outta those assholes.
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sapo614;6455655 said:Check your mailbox because I got a check today from this lawsuit.
How much?
CJ;6456975 said:sapo614;6455655 said:Check your mailbox because I got a check today from this lawsuit.
How much?
$67.17
Got Em Shook
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Whaaaaaaaaat
StoneColdMikey
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With 67 dollars I can buy a new game hopefully I get my check
dogfromduckhunt
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I shouldve claimed all the games they had on the list. smh.
shieky;6463099 said:I heard about this shit from this very thread. Hit the link and got no email, call or anything else, so I figured it was bullshit. Monday rolled around, had a 81.48 check from them. Was not mad at all.. although I was given a slight hassle trying to cash it lol.
Hell yeah that check was literally small as hell and I almost threw it in the trash cause of the post card like format that it came in.
-Karl-;2357352 said:Fuck the NFL
Such a troll.
Bender Rodriguez
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what if you brought one from like gamestop or some shit
