John Cason
GBNo problems at all Have purchesed several titles through D2D.No billing issues and everything that I should have gotten,I did.Web-support,when it was needed was realitively fast and correct. (the one issue I had was due to a demo version conflicting with the d2d version) Pricing is per the norm.A greater variety of seasonal sales than steam,and sometimes gets things quicker than steam.
Jacob
GBWorth the time Everything went as well as I could have hoped. I downloaded "Dragon Age" without too much trouble. It took about 14 hours to download the 9GB game. I did have to restart the download once, but it wasn't much trouble. Once the download finished, I installed and activated the game with absolutely no trouble. All of the negative reviews that D2D received on this site and others had me worried, but it ended up being a pretty simple and painless process.
Bruce Crossan
GBAnyone unhappy with treatment (or lack … Anyone unhappy with treatment (or lack there of) by Direct2Drive should email me at RealD2DCustomer @ gmail.com and we can see about a possible class action lawsuit if they don't want to opt for coming to some kind of resolution. I would much prefer to get either working CD Keys for all my games or reimburse me so I can purchase them elsewhere. But it seems to me that the company has basically abandoned it's site and customers since roughly sometime in Aug of this yr (2017)?
DWR
GBThis pretty much SUCKS Realizing that my Comanche 4 game is quite old, I still think this company's 'activation' process sucks. Probably, the activation server is no longer online - but GUESS WHAT - I STILL have the CD, the manual, and I want to REINSTALL it, but it appears NO provisions were made for getting one past the 'authorization' window. It doesn't work, and the 'manual activation' email request form gets NO response from anybody. So now, what does someone who PURCHASED their game do to be able to play the damned thing????
Russell McCutcheon
GBShady company I've had malware more useful. I've owned tons of games for many years, and yet they all the sudden stop working. direct2drive is forcing me to register with them, even though the games have worked fine forever. Then when you try to activate with them, it doesn't work, and the link to request manual activation doesn't either. Currently I own multiple copies of Rome:Total War. between Steam, standalone, and whatever direct2drive acquired or thinks they acquired. I can't mod my steam version, and the one direct2drive bought or acquired is now unplayable. Between gamespy, steam, and direct2drive, I wish these fools would get out of the gaming business, and stop trying to covert existing and paid for games to their own systems every time they buy someone out.