Nukezilla's Hans Wuerflein writes:
There’s an advert up in the Spotlight section of the Xbox Dashboard linking to the sales section offering what appear to be some good deals from Activision, but when it comes time to purchase most items are ringing up at their original prices.
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Not sure why anyone would buy the World at War map pack now, even if it is discounted... :P
Somebody pressed the wrong button..
Totally an "accident"... also No Refunds.
Happens quite a lot.
When the PSN Christmas Sale started they were still in the process of changing all the prices, across all publishers.
Some games were discounted, some weren't even listed in the sale (though they would be added later), some remained at their original price despite being in the sale section.
Unfortunately updating an online store (much like in a high-street store where you have to price check everything) isn't an atomic action - give it an hour, and it should sort itself out.
Not sure who woul dbuy Activision DLC at 1200 MSP anyway. They are greedy little f***s. 800 is puching it. Music games only charge 560 for 3-6 song packs why should maps be any different.