Warner Bros. to issue refunds for some dissatisfied ‘Veronica Mars’ backers

Despite a successful Kickstarter campaign, the Veronica Mars movie seems to have been plagued by some digital download glitches. A number of the contributors ran into trouble downloading the digital copy of the game from Warner Bros.-owned Flixster service. The issues began with sign up on the Ultraviolet-connected movie site as well as with overloaded servers not functioning properly.

According to Ubergizmo, customer support seems to resolve some of the issues or they will offer a refund to help users purchase the film through channels like iTunes or Amazon.

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If you have been anticipating a full version of Firefox for Windows 8, then you’re in for a disappointment. Mozilla has cancelled the project citing the lack of testers. They didn’t want to ship a completed version without proper test of the release. The pre-release code is still available though. And Mozilla isn’t ruling out the possibility of working on it in the future.

Source: Engadget

Sega’s ‘Crazy Taxi’ sequel for mobile tipped to launch first in Canada and Australia

Sega is unveiling the first made-for-mobile sequel of the arcade classic Crazy Taxi called Crazy Taxi: City Rush. And the game will be free on both Android and iOS platforms. Game play will mostly require players to swipe side to side to avoid traffic and navigate around the other cars. It will also have a more cartoon-ish look to it and feature music from unidentified indie bands. The game will reportedly make its debut this month in Canada and Australia before the global release later this year.

Source: The Verge