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Free content patch: invasive advertising in video games
Free content patch: invasive advertising in video games

Last week the gaming news sites were discussing the revelation that Sony had inserted advertising post-launch in its futuristic-themed racing game WipEout HD. The biggest furor over this was the fact that the advertising was not present when the game initially came out (it was delivered via a patch after launch) and it was extremely [...]

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10 August 2009
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