Refund impossible? over corrupted file? ripoff! DONT DOWNLOAD CABELLAS PRO HUNTS

the game is completely a rip off once you play it for about 20+ hours your game will start losing date and then all of a sudden your system will freeze anytime you start the file. they will give you useless device and say that they can not refund due to you downloading and playing it... well i wanted the game and now you've sold me a corrupted file and i don't trust your company. I want my refund so i can go purchase the disc from a reliable non corrupt establishment. Thanks for your time and uselessness have a good day sony im finished.

hello don`t work for sony but could you post a video of it starting then failing??? and have you tired uninstalling it and downloading it again?

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