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This is how I did it.

Go to Zuxxez's web store and purchase a download license.

Here is a link for it (remove the spaces between the T's and the : & // as the CH Board software doesn't handle secure links very well) :

ht tps: //secure.zuxxez.com/shop_new/product_info.php?currency=USD&products_id=167

Scroll down to "Available Options:" and change it to "Download ENG"

Click on the button labeled "In Cart" to add the game to your shopping cart.

Click on the "Checkout" button.


Notice:
The game is listed as $62.08 USD, but when I bought it last night, it was only $51.33, your experience may vary.

Also, the Paypal link did not work for me, as they do not accept US Dollars as a payment option, so you have to use a Credit Card if you are outside Europe.

dude, good for you that you actually got the game. In some cases you are commiting an illegal act by purchasing games from abroad. Never buy download-games from outside US/CA. Different laws, different taxes, ... Some providers already block access for foreign IP's, some don't. But it doesn't mean you can buy, download and play a game that hasn't officially been released in your country. I also bought my game from Zuxxez but from a German IP (not a fake one), but I had the same problem, when I ordered Arkham Asylum from a Canadian D2D-Store. No-Go from a German IP, they sent the money back although it was from my Canadian bank account. Check the legal disclaimer CAREFULLY...

[Edited by madatcheats, 11/26/2010 5:33:24 PM]

You know that has always bugged me. In this case it seems it's the US who is getting the bad end of the deal but usually it's the other way around. As in, anyone not living in the US is considered a second or even third rate customer. Goes for games, movies, tv-series... you name it.

In this day and age where the internet spans the globe that boggles me to no end. Isn't it time companies stop with this provincial attitude and think global for all of the above named media? Of course there are laws that get in the way. In most cases these laws are there thanks to the related companies themselves. A good example of that was Star Wars episode 1, check out the insane difference in release dates here : www.imdb.com/title/tt0120915/releaseinfo

It came out where I live (and I am European) 6 whole months after the release date in the US. By the time it was in theaters here the whole plot had been spoiled for me.

In my opinion this is one of the main reasons behind the 'success' of piracy. I am just glad Steam exists because of that. More than half of the games in my ever growing Steam library never even made it to the local game outlet.

Well, in Germany you cannot activate foreign versions of COD: Black Ops and MW2 for example; it's blocked. I have to play a German cut-version for MP and a ripped US version for SP. When I tried to buy Half Life 2 Episode 2 via steam --baaam-- "low violence version for your region" pops up. God bless this whole f*ck*ng country and its stupid laws.

Madatcheats, please learn what you're talking about first.

You can't get a regular copy of Black Ops (and other games) in Germany, because the content of the game violates german laws.

What this topic is about is not at all different from importing a game. Perfectly legal. Perfectly safe.