Far Cry is now free. Sort of. PoP: TSoT and Ghost Recon too.

[BlueMak]

Didn't know there was a "trio" pack released. Good to know.

[Mesh]

There was or at least, futureshop bundled all 3 as 1 unit for sale. No idea if it was their doing or plain released that way. This was for the pc, I do know there were xbox/ps2 releases as a trilogy pack.

(btw, I've yet to play vice/andreas, got bored of the theme from finishing v3)

[Microtia]

Should at least give Andreas a whirl, its different enough to warrant it a shot. Vice is more or less more of the same as 3.

[Mesh]

I will once some time has passed, I'm like that with games, some I've bought over a year ago are still unplayed. Depends which type of game I'm in a mood to play.

[BlueMak]

My favourite is VC, the 80's theme rocks. I looooove 80's music, and all the neon signs, clothes, cars, everything.
(apart from the threat of holocaust, that sucked)

[JosephJEHancock]

San Andreas is much, much bigger than Vice City, with more to do, and more/better vehicles. The Harrier jump jet was the most awesome thing ever, especially fun to park it in your home street in the 'hood. However, the story and gameplay in Vice City was much more fun, and I loved all of the 80's style.

[Mesh]

thanks for the tip eZ', I don't know why but I assumed it was the usual fileplanet exclusive deal. Got em off gamershell no prob. Well, except for farcry (darn monthly bandwidth limit)

[JMSpeed]

Should I be concerned by the amount of information they claim to collect from you including ip address and hardware specs?

6- Regarding ad-serving technology
This game incorporates Double Fusion Inc.'s ("Double Fusion") ad-serving technology ("Technology"), which allows certain items, objects or images (e.g. advertisements) to be placed in the game via your PC or console ("Placements"). The Technology also collects certain non-personal identifiable information about you the end user, including standard anonymous information, such as IP address and some information about your hardware and activities during your play of the game and interaction with the Placements (collectively referred to as "Non-Personal Information"). This Non-Personal Information, such as number of impressions for specific Placements, may be shared with and used by Double Fusion, its advertisers, advertising agencies, the developer of the game, us, the publisher or distributor of the game, and/or other distributors of the game ("Affiliates"). By the use of this game, you hereby consent to the temporary upload of the Placements to your PC or console; and the Non-Personal Information being collected and shared with and by the Affiliates. By the use of this game you also acknowledge having read Double Fusion's privacy policy with respect to the use of your Non-Personal Information which can be viewed at http://www.doublefusion.com/privacy.htm, and which applies to you and your play of this game. IN SOME JURISDICTIONS, IP ADDRESSES MAY BE VIEWED LEGALLY AS PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION. YOU HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE TO DOUBLE FUSION'S COLLECTION AND USE OF YOUR IP ADDRESS AS NON-PERSONAL INFORMATION EVEN THOUGH YOUR IP ADDRESS MAY BE VIEWED LEGALLY AS PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION.

[Mesh]

Their description is a bit vague, I'd tag it as a 'maybe'.

[Paradigm Shifter]

That definitely hoists warning flags in my mind.

...the question must be asked... when Far Cry can be had for, like, $5... without ads... why go ad supported? (I say $5, because I saw a copy in the bargain bin of a store near me for £3.)

[P-Storm]

true, i think that they want to know too mutch information :roll: