Renegade Ops on PSN Store says, “Most explosive experience on Xbox Live”

Posted By | On 19th, Dec. 2011

Incompetence or just a mistake? You decide.

After trolling PC gamers with the release date for the game, Sega does it again. This isn’t the first time it has happened though, but considering these are fairly big networks, this sort of mistakes shouldn’t be allowed. That is the Portuguese store, and it’s not certain if that error exists on other stores as well.

The game really is an explosive experience on Xbox Live though, our review here will tell you why.

Tell us what you think in the comments section below.

Thanks, GAF.


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