Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag £4.70 Xbox One

[H4ss4n]

Spotted this on HUKD so will probably get hammered.

Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag £4.70 Xbox One for the digital download: http://www.cdkeys.com/xbox-live/games/assassin-s-creed-iv-4-black-flag-xbox-one

You can get a 5% off code if you like CDKEYS on facebook.

[Detector]

working fine here and purchased thanks

[SiE]

They had unity for £11 the other day. Crazy price for 2 licences.


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[tylerjosh]

Thanks just bought it

[H4ss4n]

This has gone down to £2.99.

[AD]

Bought that and Unity..... Seems rude not to

[liveseytowers]

Mmm its not working for me. I go to checkout, get redirected to paypal, make the payment and it takes me back to a place order screen. Hit place order and I get "unable to place order" after waiting a min

[AD]

Mine worked when I did it. All installed.

[flik]

Does anyone else get the feeling that this is shortly going to be an MS freebie for Gold members?

[evilsatan]

Quick reminder, no affiliate links please lads. Often if you are logged in it automatically adds them so easily done but I've removed for you in this case

[normanji]

Amazing price and game, i bought this with my xbox one at £45 on release day.

[akimba]

Never really got into Assasin creed but at £2.99 :-0

[liveseytowers]

Must have been my Surface RT playing up, tried again at work and its worked first time Bargin

[AD]

Just hope its not a site that has bought the keys with dodgy credit cards like some other sites have...

Ubisoft have been blocking codes.... For PC mainly

Ubisoft Deactivating "Fraudulent" Far Cry 4 and Assassin's Creed Unity Copies

Publisher cracks down on Steam keys sold for cheap on gray market reseller websites.

by Rob Crossley on January 27, 2015

UPDATE 3PM PST: Ubisoft issued the following statement regarding the grey market games getting blocked:
"We strongly recommend that players purchase keys and downloadable games only from the Uplay Store or their trusted retailers. We regularly work with our authorized resellers to identify and deactivate fraudulently obtained and resold keys. In this case, we confirmed activation keys were recently purchased from EA’s Origin store using fraudulent credit card information and then resold online. These keys may have been deactivated. Customers who may have been impacted should contact the vendor where they purchased the key for a refund."
The original story appears below.
Ubisoft has begun blocking access to some of its PC games having discovered they were acquired on the gray market.

A certain number of PC games reseller sites, such as G2Play and Kinguin, have come under scrutiny in recent months as they are known to sell Steam game codes at prices well below market value. It is how resellers buy these keys in the first place that many publishers and developers have scrutinized.
Now it emerges that Ubisoft commenced deactivating some PC games, such as Far Cry 4 and Assassin's Creed Unity, having determined they were acquired by resellers.
Consumers have already raised complaints about their games being deactivated on the Ubisoft forum, but the publisher insists this is a legal matter.
"We regularly deactivate keys that were fraudulently obtained and resold," the corporation told Eurogamer.
"In this case, we are currently investigating the origin of the fraud, and will update customers as soon as we have more information to share. In the meantime, customers should contact the vendor from whom they purchased the key."
Ubisoft is not the first company to take measures against grey market resellers. In May last year, Hotline Miami publisher Devolver Digital declared it was "actively cancelling" Steam keys sold on the reseller website G2A.


Source: http://www.gamespot.com/articles/ubi.../1100-6424917/

[liveseytowers]

They have put a lot of effort into security with the sms verification etc which made me think it was legit.