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Guest Phil930

i had the same problem, its a disgrace. why should someone have to buy two copies of the game for one household?? this kind of thing really irritates me, its like the BBC and their tv licenses, next you'll be needing one for every room in the house......

well, i didn't let C&C hold me back, seeing as i paid for the game i was entitled to use it to network comps in my house, therefore along came clone cd, enough said.......

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It sucks doesn't it?

Just got stung with Office XP Pro, found after paying sooo much out for it (I thought it was enough), could only use if on one PC. Just one, fullstop!

Greed? Squeezing consumers? Bleeding people dry? Unreasonableness? Err... hope it doesn't all go this way.

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Guest Shirley_Crabtree

I wonder why he needs 2 discs?

Is it key protected or require the cd?

If it's the cd he could get no-cd crack for it!

I'm not posting that THERE though..I'll get shouted at! ;)

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the game has a cd key to it, required for install only............the annoying thing for me is having bought the game i can't register it, my registration fails everytime so i can't download anything official (eg patches or maps) for it..

the reason its on 2 dics, takes up about 1.8Gb.

and as for any problems, well anyone can shout at me if they want, but i am not admitting or confessing to doing anything, i just recommend certain programmes like clone cds for certain circumstances.

but remember everyone, don't abuse software like this, otherwise the whole gaming industry will collapse and the world will implode and time will stop etc etc etc!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Fury over EA's Generals

The latest game in the popular Command and Conquer series has angered the Chinese for portraying the country as a terrorist base.

In Generals from Electronic Arts, set in the year 2020, players can also blow up famous landmarks such as Tiananmen Square.

The game has provoked outrage in the Chinese press, with gamers describing it as an insult.

Although the game has not been released in China, pirated copies of it are freely available.

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Guest Phil930

you can't please anyone in this day and age :lol:

hats off to EA for making a great game!! so they didn't cover every angle, but atleast they know how to make a great game!

my opinion is people shouldn't be taking these games to literally.....then again it is insulting to some cultures.

but life goes on, its not like computer games are reality! relax china, FRANKIE SAY RELAX!

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