Ahhhh and just to inform u a little about battle against piracy
http://worldblog.msnbc.msn.com/archi.../27/70359.aspx
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asi...ic/1709267.stm
Quote:
Lower prices
Analysts in South East Asia feel that manufacturers themselves must also take action to help stop piracy by introducing more sensible pricing policies.
This is something the makers and distributors of computer games in Thailand have realised.
In the past few months, as a result in the growth in the sales of pirated versions, they have begun to reduce their retail prices.
Many computer games are now selling at half the original price, making them now only marginally more expensive than the pirated versions.
The sales of genuine copies of computer games, which come complete with operating manuals, after-sales support and attractive packaging, have begun to rise substantially.
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Crysis for example costs 21$ in Thailand... GENUINE
Even Microsoft released a cheaper version of XP for those countries...