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Hi:)
So I have Origin installed because of things like the bf3 beta (I was invited to the origin pre-testing as well), and I just managed a digital deluxe edition of bfbc2 for myself:)
Here is how I did it: I grabbed the cd-key from my cheap steam:xmax-sale version of bfbc2 and entered into this page (make sure you use your origin email and pw.)
When I clicked "sign in" the site asked me about what version I want to redeem, and I selected "digital deluxe" ofc:) And that's it, origin installed the "digital deluxe" version right on with all the benefits.
I also had some other cheap sale-out EA games (bought them for 1990Ft (~7€)), and tried them all. Cod, Crysis and some other games are all rejected my attempts but I was able to do the same with all the Dragon Age and the Mass Effect series as well.
Am I doing it right?:D
So I have Origin installed because of things like the bf3 beta (I was invited to the origin pre-testing as well), and I just managed a digital deluxe edition of bfbc2 for myself:)
Here is how I did it: I grabbed the cd-key from my cheap steam:xmax-sale version of bfbc2 and entered into this page (make sure you use your origin email and pw.)
When I clicked "sign in" the site asked me about what version I want to redeem, and I selected "digital deluxe" ofc:) And that's it, origin installed the "digital deluxe" version right on with all the benefits.
I also had some other cheap sale-out EA games (bought them for 1990Ft (~7€)), and tried them all. Cod, Crysis and some other games are all rejected my attempts but I was able to do the same with all the Dragon Age and the Mass Effect series as well.
Am I doing it right?:D
Edited by kapca at 06:10 CDT, 12 October 2011 - 3289 Hits
