Somebody at 2KSports forgot something

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    Original Story: According to a seven page thread on the 2K Sports forums, the company forgot something important when it shipped the PC version of NBA 2K9 (also, PS3, X360) to stores: there is no CD key to be found anywhere in the box.

    Shame for 2K, but let me be the first one to say: EPIC FAIL!

    Luckily customers are getting rescued by a knight in shiny, white armour known as "Sir Valve":

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    Update: Valve let us know that Steam now takes care of this issue: "Owners of the retail version of NBA 2K9 for the PC may now install their games without the CD key, provided the disc is in the drive. And those considering a purchase of NBA 2K9 may do so without concern of installation issues related to the lack of a CD key.

    From: http://www.shacknews.com/laryn.x?story=55472

    Pretty good of Valve if they've done what I think they've done, and allowed regular store buyers to use their service to access the game.

    Hilariously unfortunate, though.

    Hehe, sometimes the easiest things to do are forgotten

    Not anywhere close to the level of epic fail but when INS first released we forgot to add TK protection, the game was plagued with idiots an till the next patch

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    Hehe, sometimes the easiest things to do are forgotten Not anywhere close to the level of epic fail but when INS first released we forgot to add TK protection, the game was plagued with idiots an till the next patch

    Steppenwolf also screwed up all skyboxes a few days before release and that caused all maps to run terribly bad. For some reason Source was just ignoring vis portals due to skyboxes being compiled wrong and rendering the entire map at once.

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