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AP:
"A class action lawsuit was filed against Bungie Studios in federal court earlier this morning. Gamer Adam Miller is accusing Bungie of falsely advertising their flagship title Halo 3. His lawyer Harvey Silva made this comment outside the courthouse,
'My client is an avid gamer, and he keeps up with all of the advertising of his favorite video games. I feel he was legitimately duped by Bungie Studios into believing that gamers would have access to all of the 'armor permutations' shown in the commercials for Halo 3. His disappointment is shared by many in the community, and I believe we have a strong case against Bungie.'
The armor in question is the 'Recon Armor', an armor which was shown in many commercials prior to Halo 3's release. Recently Bungie replied to their fans on their website (www.bungie.com) that this armor was reserved exclusively for Bungie employees.
A spokesperson for Bungie refused to comment."
"A class action lawsuit was filed against Bungie Studios in federal court earlier this morning. Gamer Adam Miller is accusing Bungie of falsely advertising their flagship title Halo 3. His lawyer Harvey Silva made this comment outside the courthouse,
'My client is an avid gamer, and he keeps up with all of the advertising of his favorite video games. I feel he was legitimately duped by Bungie Studios into believing that gamers would have access to all of the 'armor permutations' shown in the commercials for Halo 3. His disappointment is shared by many in the community, and I believe we have a strong case against Bungie.'
The armor in question is the 'Recon Armor', an armor which was shown in many commercials prior to Halo 3's release. Recently Bungie replied to their fans on their website (www.bungie.com) that this armor was reserved exclusively for Bungie employees.
A spokesperson for Bungie refused to comment."
shut up and play the vidya gaem.
Edited, Oct 13th 2007 7:33pm by EliteBeatAgent