Batman: Arkham Asylum, Xbox 360 – £9.99 delivered
Category: Deals
Cheap lovely videogame deals.
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Unlimited discount codes at GAME.co.uk
1. Click this link
2. Enter your email address, and you’ll get a coupon emailed to you.
3. This page will tell you what your coupon is worth.
4. To repeat, you can either use a disposable email address each time (like Mailinator), or gmail users and add combinations of full stops to their email. EG “GAMEcustomer@gmail.com” for one “G.AMEcustomer@gmail.com” “GA.MEcustomer@gmail.com” “G.A.MEcustomer@gmail.com” and so on. Update: and you can double up by using @googlemail.com and @gmail.com, thanks DaxHalo. It’s probably easiest to use the “send to friends” page, which will also double up your coupons, as you get one of whatever your “friend” gets too.Or if you’re a square and want to play by the rules, you can get one coupon for each email address every 24 hours.
You’ll also be entered into a competition win some prizes.
Let me know what discounts you get in the comments, so far I have only seen £2 off £25 and £1 off £20.
Update:
Looks like the available coupons include:
£1 off £20
£2 off £25
£3 off £30
£5 off £35
£10 off £50
£20 off £100Cheers guys.
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Medal of Honor, PC – £12.99/£17.99
Medal of Honor, PC – £12.99/£17.99
Download via EA Downloader.
As you might have seen, EA Store is doing some funky stuff with sessions, and I’m not entirely sure what is going on, but I can confirm I have this in my basket right now at £12.99 in one browser, but can’t seem to get it lower than £17.99 in another, which is actually still a decent price.
Vouchers to try:
“VoucherCodes.com25%”
“NextJump”
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Xbox 360 [The new one that hasn't got a proper name] measly 4gb one – £119.99
Xbox 360 [The new one that hasn’t got a proper name] measly 4gb one – £119.99 delivered
I’ve been reluctant to post any deals on this model, 4gb of space is not really enough space for a 360. You’re essentially going to have to be deleting and redownloading stuff frequently, or opt to miss out on a lot of the best games on the system. Plus, Microsoft’s decision to make the redesigned console incompatible with the old hard drives is pretty horrible, considering how much they were charging for them in the first place. They haven’t even released hard drives that are compatible with this model yet (to my knowledge). Anyone had any luck with that hack to make old drives fit into this model?
Sneaky Edit: Note that the 4GB storage on this model is viewed by the 360 as a memory card, and not a hard drive. Because of this, you won’t be able to use game functionality that relies on a hard drive to be present, such as online campaign co-op in Halo Reach. ~Will
Still, it’s cheap. Offer for today only, and limited stock.
It’s Zavvi via eBay, so who knows when you’ll get it.
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PS3 Dualshock Controller (Red/White/Black) – £31.99
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Dragon Age 2 [Bioware Signature Edition], PC – £22.99
Dragon Age 2 [Bioware Signature Edition], PC – £22.99
Download from EA Downloader.
Apply coupon “VoucherCodes.com25%”
Cheers icabod for the tip off
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Mass Effect 2, PC – £12.59
Mass Effect 2, PC – £12.59
Download from EA Downloader.
Apply coupon “VoucherCodes.com25%”
Cheers icabod for the tip off
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Mass Effect, PC – £6.29
Mass Effect, PC – £6.29
Download from EA Downloader.
Apply coupon “VoucherCodes.com25%”
Cheers icabod for the tip off
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Professor Layton And The Lost Future, DS – £23.34
Professor Layton And The Lost Future, DS – £23.34 delivered
Apply a 10% off coupon to get this price.
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Dirt 2, Xbox 360 – £4.97
Dirt 2, Xbox 360 – £4.97 delivered
Edit: Hmm, I had this in my basket a second ago, but it just removed it, and won’t let me add it again. Sold out maybe?
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Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon, Xbox 360 – £9.26
Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon, Xbox 360 – £9.26 delivered
Asian version, but region free and in English.
I quite liked the Playstation Spyros, and have some credit for Play-Asia. Is this one any good or is it rubbish?
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CODBLOPS, Xbox 360/PS3/PC – £19.99 when you spend £50
CODBLOPS, Xbox 360/PS3/PC – £19.99 when you spend £50 at Dixon’s
Available online and in store.
Update:
Dlarit just mentioned this in the comments. When you spend £50, you get a voucher for CODBLOPS for £20 which is separate to your receipt. In theory, you could buy £50 worth of stuff, get the voucher. Return the stuff, but keep the voucher. Get CODBLOPS on its own for £20. Or alternatively, buy the stuff, buy CODBLOPS, then return the stuff at a later date. You have 28 days to return stuff. I have not tried this myself, but seems like it should work, or worst case scenario, you’d not have lost anything. As long as you keep stuff sealed, you will be able to return it no matter what.