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thenexus6 said:
Best price for Dishonored 2 preorder? Lowest i've seen is simplygames at £38.95, although I might go with TGC at £44 with a free t-shirt.
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I assume the same "when they don't say anything, it's UK" rule applies for platforms and you're asking about PS4?
 
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I just managed to bag the PlayStation Wireless Headset 2.0 for £35.

I know the build quality is very suspect on these and Sony will be releasing that new one soon but it's still a very good price.

They're £49.99 at Sainsbury's but you can create an online account and get £15 off a £50 order. Just add something that's a few pence to get you over the £50 mark, like a bottle of water.

http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/shop/gb/groceries/ps3-ps4-wireless-headset-20-black


https://www.vouchercodes.co.uk/sainsburys.co.uk
 
Benedict said:
Use discount code VCGAME10 at Game to get the games even cheaper.
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Thanks for this gonna see if they have any good n3DS bundles

Otherwise whar is the cheapest n3DS bundle available atm? I am considering getting either a xenoblade n3ds or zelda majora's mask bundle.
 
I can't remember who but I know someone here was looking for Overwatch before the Halloween event occurs.

Game are selling it for £34.99 for a limited time on PS4 and XB1

PC version is also £29.99.
 
I've got a question, since I'm only going to buy physical games from now on out, generally speaking do prices tend to drop fairly quickly, ie. a matter of weeks for most games ?

e.g., such as Dragon Quest Builders, Skyrim remastered etc.
 
timewyrm said:
I've got a question, since I'm only going to buy physical games from now on out, generally speaking do prices tend to drop fairly quickly, ie. a matter of weeks for most games ?
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6 weeks to 3 months is the time in which a game drops by about 50%. Some companies have a tendency to drop faster (Square, WB, EA on PC). Other companies take a while but their prices get slashed by 60-70% all at once (Tecmo Koei, Ubisoft)
 
kadotsu said:
6 weeks to 3 months is the time in which a game drops by about 50%. Some companies have a tendency to drop faster (Square, WB, EA on PC). Other companies take a while but their prices get slashed by 60-70% all at once (Tecmo Koei, Ubisoft)
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So, best to wait a few months, if I'm not dead set on playing a game straight away.

Thanks.
 
If I have to buy from Zavvi, would it be more convenient to pay in £ through paypal conversion to €, or in € by changing currency on Zavvi?
 
TheMoon said:
then go to paypal, look up their conversion rate and do the math :D
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Welp, I didn't know there was a converter on the Paypal profile, I could have sworn it didn't use to.
Anyway, paying in € is slightly more expensive than the actual conversion rate, but still cheaper than letting Paypal convert it.
 
Visa/Mastercard rates are great, but your bank may levy extra fees which make PayPal better in the long run. However the best of both worlds is using a Supercard on PayPal. Then you get the card rates debited from your bank with no fees.

Some banks have no fees for paying in foreign and that owns, but it's not widespread.
 
Visualante2 said:
Visa/Mastercard rates are great, but your bank may levy extra fees which make PayPal better in the long run. However the best of both worlds is using a Supercard on PayPal. Then you get the card rates debited from your bank with no fees.

Some banks have no fees for paying in foreign and that owns, but it's not widespread.
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Revolut does a similar thing to Supercard exchange rates, but requires top ups rather than linking. Worth search on Android and iOS
 
Sorry if that has already been asked, but anything up for Picross 3D 2? Can only find it on the Nintendo Store and Amazon in the UK for now, both at 30£... (I'm good with french options too).
 
TheOnlyOneHeEverFeared said:
Best price for infinite warfare PS4 with COD 4? Best price I've seen is £61 or €70 so far.
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It's been £59.85 from Simply Games a couple of times, but is back up to £64.85 now. It may be worth keeping an eye on their listing inn case it drops again.

http://deals.simplygames.com/p/call-of-duty-infinite-warfare--legacy-edition-ps4


Edit: is a digital version any good? £56.99 from cdkeys.com (after 5% Facebook discount); http://www.cdkeys.com/playstation-n...l-of-duty-infinite-warfare-legacy-edition-ps4
 
Zank Frappa said:
Sorry if it's been asked before, but are there any good deals on Titanfall 2 for PS4?
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TGC has it for £39. That's the lowest I've seen for pre-orders.

Personally, I would encourage you to wait and buy it in a month. The player base will have died and prices will be lower.
 
glaurung said:
TGC has it for £39. That's the lowest I've seen for pre-orders.

Personally, I would encourage you to wait and buy it in a month. The player base will have died and prices will be lower.
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Why would the player base have died? The old one was easy to find matches in.
 
foobarry81 said:
You can even get a physical copy at around that price: http://www.base.com/buy/product/the-elder-scrolls-v-skyrim-legendary-edition-pc/dgc-skyrlpc.htm
So there are probably better digital deals out there?

I've never used gamesdeal.com, so can't help you out with that, sorry.
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Skyrim uses Steamworks, so going physical in pc doesn't make too much sense (it neeeds steam to work, it has the vanilla on the disc and a steam key to activate it), unless you want to have the case in the shelf, or the map, or is cheaper =p
 
Not particularly cheap but quick question - I'm in Dublin for a few days and have a fair bit of Euro left. Pretty sure it's a no but can I buy a years PSN Sub card here and then use it to renew my UK Account back in England on my return?
 
FantasticMrSnake said:
Skyrim uses Steamworks, so going physical in pc doesn't make too much sense (it neeeds steam to work, it has the vanilla on the disc and a steam key to activate it), unless you want to have the case in the shelf, or the map, or is cheaper =p
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I know it does. But still: you get a Steam key, a box with some fancy box art and potentially a manual or map that you can put on your shelf in stead of getting just a Steam key for the same amount of money.

So if you'd really want to go digital, I'd look for a cheaper alternative than what the physical release is atm.
 
liquidtmd said:
Not particularly cheap but quick question - I'm in Dublin for a few days and have a fair bit of Euro left. Pretty sure it's a no but can I buy a years PSN Sub card here and then use it to renew my UK Account back in England on my return?
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No, for some dumb reason each country needs their own sub.
 
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