Typing of the Dead: Overkill, PC – £5.09
Registers on Steam.
Typing of the Dead: Overkill, PC – £5.09
Registers on Steam.
Sony PS4 & Infamous Second Son – £355 collect in store, or pay £3 for delivery.
Apply coupons “TD-FG6N” and “TD-YWP4”.
Cheers Lawtle for the tip off.
Nintendo 3DS XL [Yoshi Edition] – £139 collect in store, or pay £3 for delivery.
Apply coupons “TD-FG6N” and “TD-YWP4”.
Cheers Lawtle for the tip off.
Sony PS4 – £319 collect in store, or pay £3 for delivery.
Apply coupons “TD-FG6N” and “TD-YWP4”.
Cheers Lawtle for the tip off.
Commander: Conquest of the Americas [Gold], PC – 60p
Registers on Steam.
£30 Xbox Credit – £25 delivered
Add two of these to your basket and apply coupon “BIRTHDAY2”.
Recently there has been much discussion of the business model of serial key resellers, and I figured it might be best for me to chime in with my position on this process. How these business operate is that they acquire serial keys for games from somewhere, and then sell those serial keys without explicit permission to do so from the developer/publisher. It is my strongly held belief that this serves to benefit consumers, and it is a pretty fundamental aspect of how markets function. I’ve linked to serial resellers regularly on SavyGamer in the past, I do so whenever I see a serial reseller offering a game at a price that constitutes a good deal, and I fully plan to continue to do so.