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Deaderinred: It was an online retailer order, so i don't think i can get a copy of it anymore.. do you have a link or email where i can contact atari about it? not sure which part of atari to ask.
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Trelard: What was the online retailer you bought it from? Technically you received a defective product, any company worth their salt will have a return/replacement policy. I would try contacting them, tell them whats wrong and you want an exchange (typically, you'll send the product back and they'll replace it.)
But it all depends on the place you ordered from (I ordered from game.co.uk, they have a policy for such a possibility I believe.)
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Mikee: No idea, surely depends on from which country you are. I'd start from giving a call to this online retailer. Here, we'd send missed piece without big asking.

I ordered it from gameplay.com they've usually been good to me in the past, ill drop them an email and see what happens.
Bah, still a week 'til I can play this :(
Stupid long release time in NZ
All right, so far, Polish dubbing is the best one there is
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matthewmw64: Bah, still a week 'til I can play this :(
Stupid long release time in NZ

Can't see it in stores either, here in Spain.
Maybe I'll buy the game in the Atari digital store. Only six downloads, though; if you want more, you have to contact support.
http://www.atari-store.com
Hmmm... doesn't say anything about the extra content (sountrack CDs, etc)...
Post edited September 25, 2008 by Greylord
I'm also from Spain, and I decided to buy it in Play.com. If all the languages are there, it's just the best option.
I already had the old version, but I see that the developers love doing things right, and we definitely have to support that!
Glad to see another spanish good old games mate. ;)
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Fenixp: Heh, I really LIKE czech dub, but... Gah, I'm going to try Polish one :D I've heard
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tj :D
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Fenixp: Heh, I really LIKE czech dub, but... Gah, I'm going to try Polish one :D I've heard
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Nemo: tj :D

er... what does tj stand for? if it's and English gaming thing I stand ashamed :P
I'm on chapter 2 and I have to say I really love the new translation changes for the english text/voice overs. It's much better now, especially how the dwarves have become far more....'verbal'. Thaler as well. Makes me love the game even more than I already did.
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Nemo: tj :D
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Trelard: er... what does tj stand for? if it's and English gaming thing I stand ashamed :P

tj = to jo = czech expression for ... Ummm ... Oh yeah! ? ... Let's stick to that :D
jj.......
nah, that's another cz one, you're fine Trelard :D
I play the EE with polish voiceover (since the game first was created in polish) with english subtitles. I really like it so far. It's really better expirience than the "normal" edition.
According to Meristation.com (the leading spanish online games magazine), The Witcher Enhanced Edition won't reach spanish retail stores :(.
We'll have to wait for a good digital download service to sell it over here...
Has anyone tried the Atari digital store?.
You can try Metaboli, Gamersgate or Impulse if they are available for this game in Spain.
Post edited September 30, 2008 by acare84
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acare84: You can try Metaboli, Gamersgate or Impulse if they are available for this game in Spain.

They are available, but the game is region restricted in all of them.
Thanks for trying to help, anyway.