Busted Big Daddy page up and running
by Justin McElroy 
{ Aug 25th 2007 at 9:20AM }
The main symptom, a broken drill bit, is easy to spot even to the casual observer, part of what makes disease so insidious. But now, there's help. Please, talk to your Big Daddy's doctor about DD to see if this treatment is right for him. Then contact 2K and let their patented rehabilitation techniques therapeutically repair DD, without the use of harsh pharmaceuticals. You'll even be sent a free limited edition art book to peruse while you wait. Please, fill out this support form today, and have your daddy feeling big again.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Liam Gladdy @ Aug 25th 2007 9:46AM
Great. Maybe one day they'll acknowlege this is an issue for people in the UK too, and let us get a replacement :(
blooh @ Aug 25th 2007 10:30AM
you guys have the game already? wow, i guess everyone is used to you having like a 6 month delay
Falk3r @ Aug 25th 2007 12:53PM
Stop posting Bioshock news, would you kindly?
Christopher Grant @ Aug 25th 2007 1:48PM
Falk3r: no.
severian00 @ Aug 25th 2007 9:37PM
Falk3r, are you a sad little PS3 owner?
baby sea tuna @ Aug 26th 2007 9:51AM
"Stop posting Bioshock news, would you kindly?"
Good one.
horngreen @ Aug 25th 2007 10:37AM
Oh the HUMANITY! I'm not sure how you people can even get out of bed with your little micro dolls all busted up. Maybe you can cover the break, for now at least, with the $130 Halo 3 MC micro helmet. Our thoughts and prayers are with you guys.
Ganrob @ Aug 25th 2007 10:51AM
ehm, perhaps screw this and use a drop of glue and get on with your life?
oh no wait wait, "OMG WE PAYD XTRA FOR THISSS!!!!111"
shoeshine @ Aug 25th 2007 7:24PM
Yes, you could glue it and have a figure with no possible appreciation in value, or you could get a replacement and a printed copy of the art book that's likely to become a collectors item. What would a smart person do? Oh, that's right. Get a replacement.
Mark @ Aug 25th 2007 11:19AM
Erm, so what about us folks in the UK? My Big Daddy arrived damaged, drill piece chipped, a finger snapped off, and a chunk out of its knee. The only other person I know who purchased the collectors edition also had the same problem with the drill bit. So why aren't we eligible for an exchange?
baby sea tuna @ Aug 26th 2007 9:52AM
I think that chunk is supposed to be out of his knee. So...you got that going for you.
Mark @ Aug 25th 2007 11:22AM
Has the whining really been bad enough to comment on it, Ganrob & horngreen?
I got a broken figure and didn't complain about it, but I'm glad to hear that they're replacing them. It's sorta their responsibility, after all. Sell a broken product, offer a fix or replacement.
Weird thing is my drill wasn't broken, the other hand was.
And people, please don't take advantage of 2K's generosity. If your figure didn't come broken, don't try to get it replaced for the bonus. ( You can download the artbook for free anyway. ) You'll just end up hurting people who actually need this deal to replace their broken figures.
Mindlog @ Aug 25th 2007 11:26AM
My Big Daddy was apparently using his drill to try and claw his way out of the box, but luckily the superficial scratches on the clear plastic was the was the only damage.
fischju @ Aug 25th 2007 11:27AM
What usually happens, is that the drill bit "drills" through the plastic case and gets stuck. Then later, the plastic bends and pops off the end that is out of the plastic
horngreen @ Aug 25th 2007 11:42AM
Now I think they should replace them sure. I just don't think you should have bothered buying it in the first place.
sheppy @ Aug 25th 2007 12:03PM
I have THESE coming in the mail.
http://www.square-enix-shop.com/usa/dsp_product.cfm?product_id=42&site_id=1
http://www.square-enix-shop.com/usa/dsp_product.cfm?product_id=43&site_id=1
http://www.square-enix-shop.com/usa/dsp_product.cfm?product_id=40&site_id=1
I have a desk at work covered with gundam and gits goshipon, and I have a Zaku II version 2.0 in a victory pose next to my computer. So I can understand the desire for various gadgets and trickets. Granted, once my mouse arm starts to sting I take a short break and start drawing, having that stuff next to me is always inspiring. But regardless.