can't you get Game to let you keep the jungle book game? that would be alot easier.

Paul

 

Do none of their stores still have this "bundle" still in stock? sounds like a right nightmare.

 

Nope, it has stopped being produced months ago apparently.

 

Get the replacement mat and then get the game again on Ebay (or similar)

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=1949197820 - currently at £6.

 

Of course, now the muppets of scoobynet will bid on them, pushing the price up to £10000

 

cheers neil, the one that's ending soon is going for £21 - no wonder Game want it back!!!!

Greg

 

Problem time! I bought a PS2 dance mat package that includes a dance mat and the Jungle Book Groove Party game.

The mat has broken, one of the arrows doesn't register.

I spoke to Game where I bought it from and they will give me a refund, or replace the mat & game for another mat & game.

However the Jungle book game is discontinued, so I couldn't get that game, and it's the game my daughter loves.

I spoke to Thrustmaster who made the mat, and they don't make the mat anymore, but would send me a 'similar' product and let me keep the game, ie boogie board or something, but that won't work for my 3 year old!

So I spoke to Game central customer service who after speaking to the store said my option is a refund or replacement mat with Britney Spears game!!

So does anyone know

a) if I can get the jungle book game anywhere?
b) if I 'backed' up the game, would it work on my old PS2?

cheers,

Greg

[Edited by gregh - 1/6/2003 2:00:24 PM]

 

>> can't you get Game to let you keep the jungle book game? that
>> would be alot easier.

I've tried that, everyone apart from Game thinks it's easiest! Apparently as it was bought as a bundle, they need to send it back as a bundle. The manager in the store has apparently spoken to various people to see if there is a way around this and there isn't.


Greg

[Edited by gregh - 1/6/2003 2:33:10 PM]

 

There are two going..

http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/sear...5&BasicSearch=

[Edited by Neil Smalley - 1/6/2003 2:49:12 PM]