Electronic Arts offers free in-game car for Burnout Paradise pre-orders |
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Just utter the word "free" and people are sure to be interested. That's probably why Electronic Arts, publisher of Burnout Paradise (PS3, Xbox 360), has included a free in-game car for those who opt to pre-order Burnout Paradise.
This is how it works: pre-order Burnout Paradise care of Game UK and Electronic Arts will send you a code via e-mail when the game has been released. Simply use the code to unlock your free in-game car and tear up the streets!
Electronic Arts hasn't specifically mentioned which car this would be exactly, probably so as not to spoil the exclusive surprise. In any case, the release date of Burnout Paradise is 23 days away, so make sure you order before the deadline if you're interested in Electronic Arts' gift.
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HAHAHA...it's probably only a cheat code that will get released anyway. Why bother.
Aren't they doing the same thing at Gamestop? It shows the same car.
http://www.gamestop.com/product.asp?product%5Fid=270022
Understandable. Same game, same publisher. ^^