Toy Story 3, PS3 – £17.93 delivered
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The SavyGamer Awards 2010: Results
The results are in, and the votes are counted, here’s the definitive answer to the ultimate question of “Who is a bit rubbish, and who is a bit good?”. We’re looking at Retailers, Digital Distributors, Publishers, Developers and online retailers, and the criteria that they’ll be judged on include value, quality of service and attitude towards customers. Read on to find out who’s crowned a being Savy, and who is going to forever bear the mark of UnSavyness. (more…)
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Xbox 360 250gb + 18 months of Orange Broadband – £122.50 for Orange mobile customers
Update: It’s unclear whether this is the 250gb version or the pointlessly small 4gb version. I’ll update when I know for sure. Either way, it’s still a good deal.
You have under 48 hours to take part in this deal.
I think I’ve understood this deal correctly, but it’s a little complicated, so bear with me if not.
If you are an Orange mobile customer (PAYG or Contract), you can potentially get 18 months of “up to 20mb” broadband and a brand new 250gb Xbox 360 for a total of £122.50.
Step 1
Head here to check if your landline is in an Orange network area. If you are, proceed to step 2.Step 2
Go to Groupon, and buy a voucher for £10. This voucher will get you 3 months free Orange broadband and an Xbox 360 250gb, when you commit to an 18 month contract (at £7.50 a month).Step 3
Head back to Orange and register for their broadband.Step 4
Once your broadband has activated, phone 0800 953 5790 and quote the coupon you got from Groupon, and within 2 months you’ll get a shiny new Xbox 360.I think I have understood this offer correctly. Total cost is £122.50 for the Xbox 360 and the 18 months broadband. The Groupon page is all of the information I have access to.
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Direct2Drive pricematch actually utterly useless
A couple of days ago I reported that Direct2Drive appeared to be offering a pricematch against Steam and GamersGate. Turns out they are, but only on items that are priced at RRP, not anything that is discounted. This means that the Steam and GamersGate Thanksgiving and Christmas sales do not count.
It is true that their Terms & Conditions do point this out, although they were not live when this offer started. Clearly this is a price match policy in name only, they have got no interest in actually offering their customers better value on these games than GamersGate or Steam.
I am deeply sorry to anyone who, as a result of me telling them about this offer, ended up paying more than they needed to for a game.
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Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit, Xbox 360 – £3.97
Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit, Xbox 360 – £3.97 delivered
Edit: I guess this is a mistake or something? It shows as £3.97 on the item page, but goes up to £14.97 in your basket.
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Red Faction: Gorilla, PC 8-Pack – £29.99 or £3.75 each
Red Faction: Gorilla, PC 8-Pack – £29.99 or £3.75 each
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Counter-Strike Source 6-Pack, PC/Mac – £14.99 or £2.50 each
Counter-Strike Source 6-Pack, PC/Mac – £14.99 or £2.50 each
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Grand Theft Auto: Episodes of Liberty City, PC – £6.80
Grand Theft Auto: Episodes of Liberty City, PC – £6.80
6-Pack for £29.99, or £4.99 each
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King's Bounty: Platinum Edition, PC – £7.50
King’s Bounty: Platinum Edition, PC – £7.50
Includes (and individual prices):
The Legend – £2.50
Armoured Princess – £5
Crossworlds – £3.75 -
Indie Pulse Pack, PC – £3.99
Indie Pulse Pack, PC – £3.99
Includes:
AudioSurf, Beat Hazard, BIT.TRIP BEAT, Rhythm Zone & The Polynomial – Space of the music -
X Superbox, PC – £11.99
X Superbox, PC – £11.99
Includes:
X: Beyond the Frontier
X: Tension
X2: The Threat
X3: Reunion
X3: Terran Conflict
A load of bonus material.(Optionally) registers on Steam.
Cheers Conor for pointing this out.