Free Game Match Up! from Microsoft for Windows XP for using Genuine Products

s0undwav3

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• Apr 22, 2008

• #2

http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/offers/default.aspx

The game is Microsoft Match Up! and it's fun. What more to expect from free.

You must be running a non-pirated OS. If you are, too bad, no free for you.

 

DD83

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• Apr 22, 2008

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[quote name='s0undwav3']http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/offers/default.aspx

The game is Microsoft Match Up! and it's fun. What more to expect from free.

You must be running a non-pirated OS. If you are, too bad, no free for you.[/quote]

I find that funny, because if someone is running a pirated OS, then they already got something for free...:lol:

 

runpuddrun

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• Apr 22, 2008

• #4

true that!

 

louiedog

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• Apr 22, 2008

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If anyone who pirated Windows wants this they probably have no problem just downloading the game via torrent.

 

twen

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• Apr 22, 2008

• #6

Rather, if anyone had a proper copied version of XP and/or Vista, they would pass validation with flying colors. I should know...

 

nnthomas

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• Apr 24, 2008

• #7

Wow this is totally worth having a non-pirated OS for...

 

Dezuria

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• Apr 24, 2008

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Windows must be pirated a lot for them to actually reward people who paid.

 

crzyboy88

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• Apr 24, 2008

• #9

Wow. I have a genuine copy of Windows and even I don't want that game...

Thanks for letting us know at least!

 

ryanflucas

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• Apr 24, 2008

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"As a special offer to Windows Genuine Advantage users, you have the opportunity to purchase a selection of the best-selling MSN games for 15% off the original price.

Each of the popular games listed on the right can be downloaded and played FREE for a limited trial period. After this trial period is over, you may purchase a full copy of the game complete with unlimited play."

So I take it these are demos/time trials instead of fully free games?