Where to Buy?

A turn-based, simultaneous-play wargame with a classic 3D miniatures feel and a historical campaign.
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Louie71
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Where to Buy?

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I've been looking around for this game, since I LOVE the demo and want the full version... but I can't find it anywhere. [&:]

No stores seem to have any copies of it, and I live in Toronto. What stores carry this game? Maybe I'm just unlucky. [:(]
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Currently, the game is only available from purchase directly from matrix. here is a link to the store. The good news is that you can download and play right off the bat!

http://www.digitalriver.com/dr/v2/ec_MA ... CACHE_ID=0
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Ahhhh... that explains it. No wonder why all the employees at FutureShop stared at me funny when no record of the game popped up on the computer. [:'(]
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So If the staff at FutureShop were on the ball, could they pay for a download, burn it onto a CD and charge you extra for it? Would that be legal? Anywhere in the world?
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Louie,

It's available both for download and as a boxed product via our online store, which ships to anywhere in the world. There is both a US and a European warehouse, so if you want a box shipping will be lowest in those two regions. However, the downloads are available worldwide and free you from shipping costs and delays. If you have a slow or poor quality internet connection, download tools like www.stardownloader.com can help retrieve even large files over a period of hours without frustrating disconnections and restarts.

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ORIGINAL: hobbes

So If the staff at FutureShop were on the ball, could they pay for a download, burn it onto a CD and charge you extra for it? Would that be legal? Anywhere in the world?

No that would not be legal.
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ORIGINAL: Erik Rutins

Louie,

It's available both for download and as a boxed product via our online store, which ships to anywhere in the world. There is both a US and a European warehouse, so if you want a box shipping will be lowest in those two regions. However, the downloads are available worldwide and free you from shipping costs and delays. If you have a slow or poor quality internet connection, download tools like www.stardownloader.com can help retrieve even large files over a period of hours without frustrating disconnections and restarts.

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- Erik

I'm probably going to buy it with the Box Shipping Plus Download option, that way I have a permanent copy in the box (it just feels more complete that way, it's worth the extra charge in my opinion) and can have the satisfaction of playing the game immediately. I love DSL. [:D]
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I would agree if there was a manual, but as long as you have a serial code and can re-download if you loose the game due to a PC crash - I see no point in getting a hard backup.
Cheers, Chris
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And the purchase has been made! I am now a proud owner of Tin Soldiers: Alexander the Great. The download is just over 50%... I can't wait for it to finish. And in a few weeks at most, I should have the box in my hands. Sure it cost me an extra $15 Canadian, but I'm one of those people who just needs to have the complete feel to the purchase. [:)]

Plus, burned CD's are lost too easily and it's a hassle to have to download it all the time. I have no patience. [:'(]
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ORIGINAL: hobbes

I would agree if there was a manual, but as long as you have a serial code and can re-download if you loose the game due to a PC crash - I see no point in getting a hard backup.
Cheers, Chris

PLease note that you can only redownload within 30 days of purchase. So a backup of the file (if you have not ordered the physical version) is strongly recommended.
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