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1. #FRIDAY THE 13TH SAVINI JASON STOLE SATANS PITCHFORK SKIN#
2. #FRIDAY THE 13TH SAVINI JASON STOLE SATANS PITCHFORK CODE#

The publisher could also continue to track the culprit, but that might not deliver any meaningful results. My biggest gripe is that there's a lot of unnecessary detail and it looks really bulky and not very sleek like a weapon, more like a prop. Considering Friday the 13th has been out since May, it’s safe to say that the perpetrator got away with it for quite a while, and likely made a lot of money in the process.Īt this point, it’s unlikely that Gun Media will be able to do anything to stop the sale of the codes since any who buy one will want them to be valid. I kind of wish the original pitchfork was still in the game, same with the spear. But further digging revealed that this person must have created additional codes for the purpose of selling them.

#FRIDAY THE 13TH SAVINI JASON STOLE SATANS PITCHFORK SKIN#

Originally, Gun thought that the codes were being sold by a backer that decided not to redeem their Jason Savini Skin codes. So many are on sale, in fact, that Gun Media did some investigating and actually found out that someone had stolen codes from a Kickstarter partner.

#FRIDAY THE 13TH SAVINI JASON STOLE SATANS PITCHFORK CODE#

Now, the only way to get the skin is by purchasing a code on an aftermarket like eBay.Īnd yes, there are still skins for sale on eBay but there is a surprising amount. There was a moment when the Xbox store accidentally put it out for free, but that was by mistake.

Given that the skin was so sought after, some hoped that Gun Media might eventually sell the Savini Skin but it never happened. The 'tuby' scene is cringe worthy, and you know from the get-go that his whole story is a lie. Reimagining Jason as a type of flaming specter, the skin not only had a cool look but it had the added boost of having been designed by Tom Savini, a makeup artist on the original Friday the 13th films. 09-26-20 Both funny and scary, Creep is a little gem that puts Mark Duplass acting talent front and center-like, honestly, hes excellent here. But one of the rewards that most Friday the 13th fans had their eyes on was the Savini Skin Jason.Īs an exclusive to Kickstarter backers, the Savini Skin for Jason became a hot commodity the second that Friday the 13th eventually launched. The Prowler, released in 1981, a few years before The Final Chapter, is exactly that, gory. Some were as simple as a boxed copy of the game while others actually turned a select few backers into camp counselors. When you get the director of Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, Joesph Zito and special effects makeup artist extraordinaire, Tom Savini together to make an 80s slasher film, you know you’re going to get something nice and gory. When Friday the 13th The Game was first announced, developer Gun Media promised Kickstarter backers a wealth of crowdfunding incentives and rewards.