Gamestop announced in today’s email newsletter that they will be running a three day sale on all used games. All used games and accessories will be “Buy two, get one free” with with an additional 10% off the final total for those with a Gamestop “Edge” card. Customers can take advantage of the sale at any Gamestop store or by using the code “B2G1Free” during check out on the Gamestop website. The sale begins immediately and will run through this Saturday, so if you’re looking to stock up on some games to keep you busy during the hot summer, now is a good time =^_^=
I’ll admit it. This week’s installment isn’t that much different from last weeks with the only new addition being the 33% off sale from Right Stuf on all Yen Press titles. Since I only suggest sales from sites I trust, this means the selection can be a bit thin at times. With that in mind, I would greatly appreciate it if you guys and gals out there in internet land would send me sales tips or info about great sites you know of. You can send me a message via my facebook page or direct email. It would be most appreciated. =^_^=
Been a so-so week for videogame sales. Not much new other than the $10 videogame credit promotion from GameStop that covers the same games as Amazon’s current sale. I haven’t received any info on when either the GameStop promotion of the Amazon one will end, so if you’re on the fence about taking advantage of one of them, time may be of the essence.
On the anime side of things, I’ve included the FUNimation 40% off sale from Right Stuf as well as a huge Amazon sale on anime Blu-ray titles with items discounted as much 58% off retail. It appears that ALL anime blu-ray titles have received some sort of price reduction with the average amount of the discount being at least 30% off MSRP.
In what I hope will become a weekly article, I’m posting my first installment of “Sunday Sales.” These articles will highlight particularly good deals that I hear about throughout the week and that I hope will be of use to the folks who read this website. I not going to deny that buying items through these will help me out financially, but that’s not the main reason I’m doing it. I’m doing it because I love bargain hunting and getting the most for my money. Even more importantly, these are companies that have treated me very well in the past and I trust them to provide me with quality service as a customer.
In the coming weeks and months, I hope you find something useful to you and that you’re able to share the savings with your friends. In fact, if you should happen to hear about a good deal, I encourage you to share it with me so that I can pass it along to others!
Okay, enough rambling out of me. On to this week’s deals!
Five indie developers have banded together this week to offer “The Humble Indie Bundle” to gamers as part of an effort to raise money for charity (and a little for themselves). The bundle contains five indie games with a total retail value of $80, but for this week only, interested gamers will can purchase the entire package at what ever price point they wish.
Games included in the package:
World of Goo
Aquaria
Gish
Lugaru HD
Penumbra Overture
All games are completely DRM free and playable on Windows, Mac, or Linux. The deal only lasts through next Monday, so if your interested in getting so unique indie games for cheap (complete with the added bonus of feeling good about yourself because you can now claim you helped raise money for charity!), check out “The Humble Indie Bundle” ASAP.
