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Sporadica
November 13th, 2010, 03:40 PM
Hey guys, here's my story

I'm browsing on the PSN store to buy the DLC for Fallout 3, now in good old Canadia there has to be a French version of everything, now there is English and French DLC

here's the problem:
My box code for Fallout 3 (Greatest Hits) is BLUS30234GH, the DLC both say it must match a certain box code to work, My copy of the game is in English and French but the French DLC matches my box code but the English version doesn't, I'm wondering if I could buy the DLC and it'd work with my copy of the game, I'm looking around because I don't want to spend $50 + tax in the PSN store then not have my DLC work, Sony doesn't refund money because it's the consumers responsibility to make sure their stuff works, I might get a copy with the English DLC box code today

By the way, I've already emailed Bethesda and Sony (PSN store department to be exact) about this

Thanks for your time.

Perseus
November 13th, 2010, 06:21 PM
I can't help, but pointing that code on here is not a good idea.

Sporadica
November 13th, 2010, 11:24 PM
I can't help, but pointing that code on here is not a good idea.

how could it not? thousands of copies of the game have that code on it

how is it not a good idea? I just don't see any negatives n doing so

scuba steve
November 13th, 2010, 11:46 PM
Probably best to wait for a response (if any) from the two company's. If your unsure, the game is pretty cheap right now, why not just buy the GOTY edition in either of the two languages your looking for?

Aves
November 14th, 2010, 12:12 AM
If your unsure, the game is pretty cheap right now, why not just buy the GOTY edition in either of the two languages your looking for?

This. The Game of the Year edition comes with all DLC on a seperate disk. But, if you aren't willing to do that, Google can be your friend.

Perseus
November 14th, 2010, 08:23 AM
how could it not? thousands of copies of the game have that code on it

how is it not a good idea? I just don't see any negatives n doing so

I figured it was a one time use code.