Is there a MewTwo amiibo?
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Is there a MewTwo amiibo?
Tried to order through game UK, my order is not going through. It looks like something on their end, not even PayPal is being accepted.
Do you know when they're going up, i really want the game bundle.time to relax. Until the Yoshis...
It's weird that you guys struggled so much with GAME. I used the mobile site and had no issues; didn't even realise there were any. Maybe it would help to try the mobile page?
Got my two Jiggs orders now; time to relax. Until the Yoshis...
Please note: this item is unavailable for International delivery.
Good on GAME for stopping international orders if that's the case (at least to allow UK orders to be placed first) but the price hike is ridiculous, hopefully the Nintendo store and Amazon actually keep the prices at around £10.99.
Yeah, good on both Game and Nintendo only having orders go out in UK leaving the rest of us Europeans unable to buy their products.
I wonder if you'd feel the same way if all EU continental stores stopped shipping to the UK.
Yeah, good on both Game and Nintendo only having orders go out in UK leaving the rest of us Europeans unable to buy their products.
I wonder if you'd feel the same way if all EU continental stores stopped shipping to the UK.
They're not shipping to the mainland? Yeah, outside the EU is perfectly understandable given the state of affairs in NA, but that's out of order.
Didn't realise they'd stopped EU orders as well, but other than Amazon there are plenty of EU stores that don't ship to the UK. The fact they went up for preorder at a stupid time would have meant by the time most woke up in the UK they'd have likely been sold out of certain amiibo's, not exactly fair which is probably why they've just hit everyone with the no orders outside of the UK thing to make it easier for them to manage.
It wasn't meant as a stab at EU folks, they should absolutely be able to order too since it all comes from the same allocation.
If they allow people from any other country (be it America or elsewhere in Europe) and someone in the UK misses out on an Amiibo, they're going to be pissed off and unlikely to use GAME again for any of their other gaming purchases. They're looking after their main target audience first, which I personally can't fault them for. Sorry guys.
You know, that's a fine thing, and i bet there would be no big deal about that "UK only" for the Amiibos.GAME keeping UK shoppers happy is a sensible strategy on their part. At the end of the day, UK customers are likely to spend a hell of a lot more money in their stores in the long run if they have a good experience, compared to someone living elsewhere in Europe who uses them a few times to grab some Amiibo. I know it sucks if you rely on importing from GAME, but their reasoning behind the decision makes perfect sense.
If they allow people from any other country (be it America or elsewhere in Europe) and someone in the UK misses out on an Amiibo, they're going to be pissed off and unlikely to use GAME again for any of their other gaming purchases. They're looking after their main target audience first, which I personally can't fault them for. Sorry guys.
I think it's good that GAME limited them to UK people only and I'm not in the UK. UKers already have to compete with the entire world when it comes to Amazon UK and ShopTo. Plus they're ridiculously overpriced (seriously, same price as Danish Amiibo!!) so eh... I would probably be annoyed if I had to compete with the entire world for Danish stock too
What you said makes as much sense as saying that someone from New York should not be able to buy a product from a store in Los Angeles.
They're a UK store, I don't see how it's a problem.
You're comparing apples and oranges.
You know, that's a fine thing, and i bet there would be no big deal about that "UK only" for the Amiibos.
That is, if Nintendo would allow international (or at least international europe) orders in their own web-store, run by GAME.
The anger (at least for me) is that i have to rely on amazon, which is getting hammered the moment they put up the preorders, resulting in selling out 5 minutes later...
So everywhere's just said "fuck it" and upped the price to £15?
I thought they were the same stores, just different names, i stand corrected then. Still bullshit, that i can't order from mainland europe.The nintendo webstore isn't run by GAME. The zavvi group run it.
Is there a MewTwo amiibo?
I probably come off as an asshole saying this but I'm still glad that Americans were unable to order the Amiibo from Game. Seeing them get all pissed off in the thread was a highlight. Fucking stupid that they'd block EU from them though.
Yeah I'm shocked I woke up at 9 am and was able to get one. And that's how it should be. I live in London and still no stores have these damn things
Or, you're missing the point of an EU zone.
It certainly highlights just how many must be being bought by Americans, given that it's nearly 10 here in the UK and they're still available.
I'm pretty sure the Eurozone isn't in existence to make sure private companies in Basingstoke are obliged to ship cheap plastic toys to Germany. All this stuff you're saying is because you're upset, but I do sympathise.Or, you're missing the point of an EU zone.
Just like you're missing the point of simple economics.
Person A is a UK gamer. They spend between £1,500 and £2,000 a year on their hobby. They pre-order and purchase most of their gaming merchandise (let's say 85%) from their local game shop, which happens to be GAME.
Person B is a gamer from somewhere else in Europe. Whilst they still spend between £1,500 and £2,000 a year on gaming, they spend 85% of that in their own country. When convenient for them, they send 15% of that at GAME.
Why on earth would GAME go out of their way to satisfy the person that spends 15% of their annual budget with GAME rather than the person who spends 85% of their budget with GAME?
You can't please everyone. So you make sure you please the people who are going to spend more money with you. In this example, we know that Amiibo stock is limited. So GAME realise that there is MUCH MORE likelihood that UK gamers will buy MORE than JUST Amiibo with them, whereas overseas customers won't. It's really very simple. And absolutely nothing to do with being in the EU zone.
I was actually able to pre-order an amiibo. It's like a normal shopping experience. I'm happy they limited it to UK customers.
I'm pretty sure the Eurozone isn't in existence to make sure private companies in Basingstoke are obliged to ship cheap plastic toys to Germany. All this stuff you're saying is because you're upset, but I do sympathise.
did the yoshi stuff go up for pre order at game at all?
Nope. Nowhere has allocations yet for Yoshi's or the last (announced) Smash Amiibo.
My point is that GAME is a UK based, European shop that is conveniently only accepting Amiibo pre-orderes for UK based buyers. Mind you, they aren't enforcing this on all of their products, so it's not their policy, just this one product. It is pure hypocrisy for them to use the European market for all other products on their site except for this one.
Just pre-ordered at GAME, so going to cancel the shopto order.
Or should I wait till nearer the release date in case the GAME one gets cancelled or something?