Steve-o

@letthefireconsumeme

Hmmmm, that's weird the 1995 I lived in contained no Serious Sam. The first Serious Sam came out in 2001.

Sorry, that should be "3,000 copies" not "$3,000 copies"

When they started CODE, Activision donated $125,000 to the Paralyzed Veterans of America. Then, this past March they donated $3,000 copies of MW2 to the US Navy. They plan on donating over $1 million, this is just a way of raising awareness of the program.

They could have simply done commercials or other advertisement, but this way they can donate a nice sum of money to vets while having news sites and word of mouth do the advertising for them. I applaud Activision and I really don't think anyone should criticize anybody's charitable contributions considering the current state of the economy.

source - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_of_Duty#Call_of_Duty_Endowment

@Traceur

I agree with you 100%, the God of War Collection is just as bad as this unnecessary bundle....I mean come on, every ps3 made up to this point has backwards compatibility so anyone with a ps3 could've just bought any or all of the original God of War games

call your doctor if you experience a demo lasting more than four hours

me?

Why is there a picture of two Secret Service officers for this article?

@mianmian

Then they'd get sued

FairUse Wizard xvid with AC3 audio

...because none of us have them