MegaMetaTurtle

Hey!

I drink monster, but I'm not planning on getting CoD this year. As such, I have a few codes for in game stuff (no real idea what that entails) that you guys can redeem at:

https://cod.monsterenergy.com/#redemption

(you need a CoD Elite account, I believe)

PZNSM4YHMCF2G

07JNVM2NQ7YCW

QZCG4VQ7GDW6C

ZNLWEDLH0WL5C

G5D6LZ9LP51R1

4K8B59J8X8Y13

Since these are printed on ring-pulls, I could have miss-read them and zeros could be O's and the other way round, etc.

MegaMetaTurtle - 360

@fobwashed said:

Listening to the podcast now, and it's goddamn tough =(

I love this picture :)

Attempted to turn it into an ACNL shirt (hope you don't mind), and thought I'd share it:

Still finding it hard to believe it's true :( RIP Ryan.

Had this picture on my computer for a while. Dunno if anyone else posted something like this, but this is McDonald's position on the matter.
Hope it helps :)

As I see it: Yes, you have have to install no matter what, but you only have to pay if you want to play without the disk in (as it uses the game to authenticate the install, as the 360 does now).

Microsoft really need to start clarifying this stuff quickly before it gets too ahead of them.

@phantomzxro: I agree it would have been cool to see more games, but the main conference was for TV and people that aren't as into this stuff as we are. It was just to say, 'hey guys, this thing exists'. Hence why Call of Duty was the game they focussed on; it's a game they know that the mainstream know and love.

I don't really think it's a case of not having games to show, since, as they said, they're showing them at E3.

But whatever, I'm super excited for E3 now :)

Hence why I said today, not just that conference/show...

They're talking more about specifics now, as we speak :/

From what I've read, install is required, but it's whether or not the disk is in the console that matters in this case. I

f you want to play the game without the disk, and you didn't pay for it, then you have to pay some kind of fee.

At least that's how I've read it :S

Appears so.

It just seems to be to stop people installing it, then passing it on to other people to install and so on, without anyone seeing any money from it. Seems pretty fair to be honest.

This.

Also, it still seems weird to me that people have forgotten that today was supposed to be about the system and hardware side of things, and that they're focusing on games at E3. Something that they only mentioned recently too.

And for people complaining about the name: People thought '360' was stupid too, and 'Wii'. You'll get over it, and/or, just call it 'the xbox' as always tends to happen with consoles.