great games & well worth $5.00 each
If you want to play it on Origin, buy Dead Space 1 here: http://www.amazon.com/Electronic-Arts-40469Dead-Space-Download/dp/B0047O2L70/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1326668722&sr=1-1
Wait a sec.. so if I bought Dead Space 2 in the steam store (which I did), I can activate it in Origin? Wouldn't that essentially be like having two copies of the game? For example, I could give the key to my friend and he can play on Origin while I play on Steam (offline of course). This obviously wouldn't work for multiplayer as they are the same key, but for single player it would work. Am I missing something here?Originally Posted by -Allen-
If you want to play it on Origin, buy Dead Space 1 here: http://www.amazon.com/Electronic-Arts-40469Dead-Space-Download/dp/B0047O2L70/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1326668722&sr=1-1
$5 or FREE after the promo code, and activates on Origin.
Dead Space 2 is sold out on Amazon, but the Steam version is confirmed to work on Origin.
It is an EA game so it likely uses online Solidshield/SecuROM machine activations.Originally Posted by OrangeBunnies
Wait a sec.. so if I bought Dead Space 2 in the steam store (which I did), I can activate it in Origin? Wouldn't that essentially be like having two copies of the game? For example, I could give the key to my friend and he can play on Origin while I play on Steam (offline of course). This obviously wouldn't work for multiplayer as they are the same key, but for single player it would work. Am I missing something here?
Also, why would anyone activate a game on Origin when you can do it on Steam, a far superior platform. Unless there is some DRM crap attached to the game that requires or makes it easier to install/play on Origin.
That's exactly it. Same with my copy of BC2, I could have just given a friend the key to play the single player.Originally Posted by OrangeBunnies
Wait a sec.. so if I bought Dead Space 2 in the steam store (which I did), I can activate it in Origin? Wouldn't that essentially be like having two copies of the game? For example, I could give the key to my friend and he can play on Origin while I play on Steam (offline of course). This obviously wouldn't work for multiplayer as they are the same key, but for single player it would work. Am I missing something here?
Also, why would anyone activate a game on Origin when you can do it on Steam, a far superior platform. Unless there is some DRM crap attached to the game that requires or makes it easier to install/play on Origin.