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- TJ136
I dont know how to really write this so I will send you the link and see what you all can make out of it.
EA Class Action
EA Class Action
EA Class Action?
- Thread starter TJ13
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- NJ/USA
- Blitzbay
But the thing is, if I returned the football games or no longer have them, how can I justifiably claim that I had them? I'm all for getting money back but:
A) I no longer have the games.
B) It says it violated CA laws, don't you have to be from California?
C) I don't want to receive money from what could be a frivolous lawsuit.
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- GTP_Orido
There should be a class action for Porsche licenses as well 
- 4,559
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- TJ136
My claim is also invalid. Now I care even less about the lawsuit I was emailed about.
well at lease it's not me, but since it just rolled out today and there are probably a bunch of people that could maybe try submitting it just overwhelmed the server, probably will try later on this week.
I really don't see how this can come off, EA technically did nothing wrong as far as I can tell. I mean we know they're money grabbing scum but I really don't see what they are supposed to have done wrong here? They can charge what they like for videogames.
The company filing it don't exactly look professional - http://www.gilardi.com/
The company filing it don't exactly look professional - http://www.gilardi.com/
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- SanjiHimura
Here is the exact story. Back in 2004, there was a massive price war between 2k2 Sports and the Madden franchise over that year's football titles. 2k2 Sports had priced their football title at $20 whereas EA priced their Madden "update" at $50. Seeing the competition outselling EA, EA did two things, one was cut the cost of their football title to match 2k2, and the other was secure exclusive rights to the NFL license from 2005 until now. The 2005 edition of Madden saw a price increase back to $50.
EA claims all of this is because Madden is a AAA title, when all of the evidence is pointed to the contrary (i.e. the devaluing of the game after just one year, cutting off online servers[if said game had any] after a "posted notice".)
Two gamers from California found out about the gouging and sued EA about it. The email that you gentlemen received is the settlement offer.
EA claims all of this is because Madden is a AAA title, when all of the evidence is pointed to the contrary (i.e. the devaluing of the game after just one year, cutting off online servers[if said game had any] after a "posted notice".)
Two gamers from California found out about the gouging and sued EA about it. The email that you gentlemen received is the settlement offer.
