Mafia II [Collector’s Edition], Xbox 360 – £17.85 delivered
Includes all this gubbins.
Cheap lovely videogame deals.
Mafia II [Collector’s Edition], Xbox 360 – £17.85 delivered
Includes all this gubbins.
Alan Wake, Xbox 360 – £9.99 delivered (or collect in store)
Preowned.
Missing some content (that is available separately as paid DLC) because it is preowned.
Today marks the start of Amazon’s Black Friday sale, with a bunch of deals all day, everyday, up until Friday. They have promised “Over 60% off Microsoft Xbox consoles & Nintendo Wii consoles”, and sure enough they have already made their stock of the 250gb Xbox 360 and Black Nintendo Wii unavailable, so it’s safe to bet it’ll be these two being reduced. If Amazon are discounting just the consoles on their own, it’d be sub £80 for one of the shiny new 250gb 360s and sub £72 for a Black Wii. The deals kick off at 9am, with new deals arriving on the hour every hour. Some items we know what they are (but not how much they will be discounted by), and some are a surprise.
Updates on what is on offer at any one time can be found here. The better deals will probably go out of stock very quickly, so check back regularly.
Here are the gaming related or unknown deals to look out for over the next 24 hours, and a schedule for when they will be available:
10.00am: Unknown item “A great muggle evening in”. Harry Potter related? There have been lots of Harry Potter games.
11.00am: Goldeneye 3 [Collector’s Edition], Wii. Current Price £49.89
11.00am: Unknown item
12.00pm: Unknown item
1.00pm: Unknown item “The building blocks to a happy Christmas”. Presumably LEGO.
2.00pm: Unknown item “Spin that record babe, like Lady GaGa.” DJ Hero 2 has Lady GaGa on the tracklist.
3.00pm: Unknown item
4.00pm: Vanquish, Xbox 360/PS3. Current Price £20.99
4.00pm: Unknown item
6.00pm: Unknown item
6.00pm: Unknown item “If you don’t want square eyes, look away”
9.00pm: Unknown item “Capture Christmas memories, forever”
Everything else can be seen here.
PS3/Xbox 360 – 2 for £30 delivered
Preowned
Includes:
Final Fantasy XIII
God of War III
Modern Warfare 2
Call of Duty: World at War
Red Dead Redemption
Singularity
And more.
Age of Empires 3, PC – 10p/10 MS Points
Edit: Word on the street is that they have ran out of serials now, so people are still being charged, but not receiving serials. Presumably they’ll sort it out, they just need to phone up the guys at Ensemble and….
Edit2: If you get told “No Key Assigned” then email them at GFWLSR@hotmail.com and hassle them to sort you out.
Black Friday starts on Monday, apparently. Amazon are going to have a series of probably fantastic deals available from Monday to Friday.
Relevent to our gaming interests are:
Over 60% off Microsoft Xbox consoles
Over 60% off Nintendo Wii consoles
And also on offer will be:
50% off Sony TVs
50% off RRP Raleigh bicycles
Over 70% off Orchira pearl jewellery
Over 50% off Sony Blu-ray players
Over 60% off RRP Eternity Moment Eau de Parfum
Over 60% off Flip Mino High Def Camcorders
I’ll be keeping SavyGamer up to date with the offers as much as I can.
Grand Theft Auto 4 [Complete Edition], PC – £6.25
Includes GTA4, The Lost and Damned & The Ballad of Gay Tony
And Yet It Moves, PC/Mac – £What you want
No minimum spend, but about £3 seem a fair minimum to me.
Update: This price match is actually useless. Read this follow up for details.
Direct2Drive are offering a price match guarantee against Gamestop.com, Gamersgate.com and Steam. If anything gets a discount from any of those three outlets, you can buy it from Direct2Drive, and they will give you store credit equivalent to the difference. If you’d like to get the Steam sale discounts without using Steam, then this is your chance.
You go through the submit a ticket system, and link to where it is cheaper on the day of purchase, and include a screenshot. The terms and conditions are here.
This offer is available until the 31st of December.
Reasons people might want to do this:
If you don’t like the DRM of the Steam client, you can get games without it.
Presumably devs will be getting commission at full rate (although that is speculation).
You can avoid GamersGates somewhat fiddly standalone downloaders.
Reasons people might not want to do this:
I’d prefer to just get the games for the cheaper amount, and be forced to spend more at D2D further down the line.
It is Rupert Murdoch.
Cheers to astute SavyGamer reader LostSoviet for the tip off.
Vanquish [Steelbook edition], Xbox 360 – £19.99 delivered
If that sells out, the regular edition is the same low price.