PS Vita [Wifi & 3G] – £142.55 delivered
Amazon warehouse deal, at this price they have “Minor cosmetic imperfections”, or pay £160.37 to get one that is “like new”.
PS Vita [Wifi & 3G] – £142.55 delivered
Amazon warehouse deal, at this price they have “Minor cosmetic imperfections”, or pay £160.37 to get one that is “like new”.
Aliens: Colonial Marines [Limited Edition], PC – £19.85 delivered
Registers on Steam.
Rayman Legends, Wii U – £29.66 delivered
Apply coupon “HOT2013”.
Zavvi is operated by The Hut, and they have a pretty bad track record for customer service. But they’re also cheap.
Dark Souls 2, PC – £22.46 delivered
Apply coupon “HOT2013”.
Zavvi is operated by The Hut, and they have a pretty bad track record for customer service. But they’re also cheap.
Ni No Kuni, PS3 – £31.46 delivered
Apply coupon “HOT2013”.
Zavvi is operated by The Hut, and they have a pretty bad track record for customer service. But they’re also cheap.
Saints Row: The Third: The Full Package, PC – £7.75
Registers on Steam.
To purchase digital games from Amazon US, use your UK Amazon account, and add a US billing address to your account. This address needs to be a valid US address, but nothing will be sent there, and you can access all your games through their website. Some card issuers may charge a fee.
Darksiders, Darksiders 2 + DLC, PC – £8.18
Registers on Steam.
To purchase digital games from Amazon US, use your UK Amazon account, and add a US billing address to your account. This address needs to be a valid US address, but nothing will be sent there, and you can access all your games through their website. Some card issuers may charge a fee.
Sonic and All-Stars Racing: Transformed, PC – £13.50
Apply coupon “GMG25-XTYYZ-POSL1”.
Registers on Steam.
Ghost Recon: Future Soldier [Signature Edition], PC – £6.80
Cheers Martin for the tip off.
Here’s a dose of data gleaned by monitoring the spending habits of SavyGamer users throughout 2012. This chart shows what proportion of the total spend SavyGamer users spent at each retailer. This is only for retailers that I have an affiliate contract with, so there are some places missing (notably Steam), and some of these retailers operate internationally, whereas some are UK only.
1. Amazon US – 23.02%
2. GamersGate – 17.24%
3. Amazon UK – 15.94%
4. Green Man Gaming – 10.02%
5. Tesco – 7.57%
6. GAME – 6.10%
7. Gamefly – 4.01%
8. Zavvi – 3.37%
9. ShopTo.Net – 1.97%
10. iTunes – 1.84%
11. Gamestation – 1.67%
12. Simply Games – 1.63%
13. The Hut – 1.26%
14. Microsoft Store – 0.90%
15. Play.com – 0.58%
16. Gameplay – 0.51%
17. Argos – 0.47%
18. Coolshop – 0.41%
19. HMV – 0.38%
20. The Game Collection – 0.31%
21. Origin – 0.29%
22. Asda – 0.21%
23. Currys – 0.12%
24. PC World – 0.0641%
25. Bee.com – 0.0607%
26. WOW HD – 0.0298%
27. Dixons – 0.0129%
28. Sainsbury’s – 0.005%
Here’s last year‘s if you’d like to compare the two.
Tesco have certainly been less competitive on prices compared to 2011, whereas Amazon’s expansion into digital games on Amazon US has been incredibly aggressive. Pretty much across the board digital is increasingly getting a larger share of your spend, although EA’s Origin isn’t showing much traction yet.
Do you notice any interesting trends?
Xbox 360 250gb, Kinect & Kinect Adventures – £149.99 delivered
Preowned.
Renegade Ops, PC – £2.38
Or get a 4-pack for £1.19 each.
Apply coupon “elder-geek.com”.
Registers on Steam.