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Faulty PC computer game - 'The Saboteur' Where do we stand
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There was no way of knowing it was incompatible before buying the game. The makers of the game EA/Pandemic stated (and are still stating) that the game will run on an ATI 2600 and above.However they could argue that it was up to you to ensure compatability
For a game to be unplayable on a system which meets the stated system requirements means that the game is either faulty or has been sold under false pretenses. We're not talking about a mere slowdown in the framerate - it is not possible to play the game to completion even on a system that clearly exceeds the stated requirementspoppy100 -
If you can't play the game it is faulty, there is no other way about it no matter what developers tell you or the GAME shop. They do give credit notes, i would take it back i have returned 4 games to them under "unplayable" reasons.Owed out = lots. :cool:0
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