Battlefield: 3 Faces Lawsuit Over Game Promotion…

Story by: CritiKiL
Electronic Arts is facing a class-action lawsuit over a recent Battlefield 3 promotion. Legal firm Edelson McGuire has filed a complaint against the studio on behalf of customers who were promised a free copy of Battlefield 1943 when they purchased the PS3 version of the game. EA later changed the terms of the promotion, announcing via Twitter that those who preordered Battlefield 3 on the Sony console would receive early access to DLC expansion packs instead. In the filing of the lawsuit, it alleges that EA “misled and profited from thousands of their customers by making a promise that they could not, and never intended, to keep.”

According to the lawyers, all that those signed up to the class action want out of EA is the free copy of 1943 that they were originally promised. The customers affected are said to only be seeking their free copy of Battlefield 1943, reports Kotaku.Battlefield 3 was released for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC in October. The game sold almost 2 million copies in its first month in the US alone. EA as of yet, has not responded to these allegations.

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Author: CritiKiL

I'm an Entrepreneur, who created [SÇK] Clan Killas®: Future Soldiers! We're a Seasoned Online Gaming Community on PSN / XBL. We believe that 'Gaming Is a Culture', and We Wear it Proudly! Follow me on Twitter, and even the Clan Killas®: @CritiKiL / @ClanKillas.