14 DAY TRIAL // You won't believe your eyes when you see this. There's a massive sale on a truckload of titles and accessories for all platforms including the PC, over at GameStop and EB Games. Ready to hit your system are PSP UMDs priced at $4.99! The term "bargain" is too hard for the pricing of everything found there. Below, you have a selection of titles worth getting, as The Frugal Gamer posts:
Xbox 360 - FEAR - $33.34 - Condemned: Criminal Origins - $19.99 - Quake 4 - $14.99 - Chromehounds - $22.49
Xbox: - Destroy All Humans - $9.99 - Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas 2nd Edition - $14.99 - Soul Calibur 2 - $4.99 - SSX 3 - $9.99
PC: - Diablo 2 - $9.99 - Diablo II Expansion Set: Lord of Destruction - $9.99 - Guild Wars: Nightfall - $24.99 - King's Quest Collection - $9.99 - Rise of Nations - $4.99 - Space Quest Collection - $9.99 - StarCraft Battle Chest - $9.99 - The Movies - $14.99 - Warcraft III: Frozen Throne - $9.99
PS2: - Dragon Quest VIII - $14.99 - Final Fantasy XII Exclusive Collectors Edition - $29.99
DS - Age of Empires: Age of Kings - $14.99 Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - $19.99
The PSP has movies on sale, but you'll have to dig a lot for a good one and also check for availability, just as it is with the games - some titles may have been already sold so the site will say it's Sold Out to save you the trip to the store; however, they also encourage you to check with the stores too, just in case they have a copy or two left. Accessories sound great too. I suggest you scroll back up and click on the two retailers' sites. You never know what you may find. Here are some of them:
- 7 Seconds - $4.99 - Ghostbusters - $4.99 - House of Flying Daggers - $4.99 - Resident Evil: Apocalypse - $4.99 Stealth (also contains Stealth The Game)
One user, going by the name of spidey35 writes: "this is a good sale. I picked up umd movies Hitch and Big Daddy for 4.99 each. There is also the psp theater for 19.99..... X-box 360 universal remote for 10.00!"
Of course, the sale is for stuff gone really old and while it works with games (nothing beats the classics right?), it doesn't work as well with movies. Not with Hitch anyway...