Internet return only for peripherals?

[Syko360]

I was just checking out the unboxing over at Wired.com (http://blog.wired.com/games/2007/10/gallery-rock-ba.html) and I noticed in the second picture it had a pink paper indicating to contact http://support.ea.com/rockband in the event of peripheral problems.

Nothing major, but the thought of having to deal with EA in the unlikely event of hardware problems scares me a little. Shipping out the drums would suck big time. :(

http://blog.wired.com/photos/uncategorized/2007/10/31/dsc04195.jpg

[Xzyliac]

Even in this of worryful threads that pic is secks.

I'm sorry what are we talking about?

[Feigned]

This really isn't anything new, many electronics feature a similar slip that is generally ignored and discarded. I highly doubt that Best Buy (or whoever you purchased the bundle from) would actually turn you away if you had a defective unit.

[milesodanglers]

i was wondering if the versions of rock band that they have and are opening, is the demo version, because i believe i have heard of them saying they may make slight changes to the game here and there in the last twenty or so days, but if this is in fact the real version, then that would mean that the game must be ready for shipping, and ready for shipping means were gonna be rocking soon which is definately good and means there shouldnt be a delay for any reason.