I'm not saying that they DIDN'T send game to customers =.="

What would happen is Bill (who works at the shop) gives you the game for ￡50 and then buys it himself on the day of release with his staff discount to balance the stocks. Simple. Nobody can prove Bill sold the game because there is no reciept or official record of transaction, Bill could just say you snuck into the stock room and stole it. Or that as you say it came directly or indirectly from an online retailer or mail order company.

In any case Bill is happy that the extra cash is worth the risk. And it's much easier for Crytek to prove that mail order companies and on-line retailers are dispatching the game before release.

How you can have game which wasn't released and non of game sellers have right to distribute it before official release date?

The stores are bailing on it, and trying to sell it off as fast as they can before the real hate begins and word spreads like wildfire.

How you can have game which wasn't released and non of game sellers have right to distribute it before official release date?

The stores are bailing on it, and trying to sell it off as fast as they can before the real hate begins and word spreads like wildfire.

lols no it's just the staff trying to make a bit of extra cash for themselves.

I think if Crysis 2 manages to look just on par with Crysis 1 whilst being hindered by console limitations (I'm getting it for 360 regardless) then that's pretty damn impressive!

Only to a console kid.

WTF!!!!! how did you pass the ea release check?
Guess it has something to do with me living in europe

I loved the MP DEMO!!!
The campaign looks amazing, so does the STORY aswell

Go play another game if you thought Crysis 2 svcked then.........