Tuesday, June 09, 2009
Gamestop.com is running a HUGE clearance deal for the following video game music bundles, here are just a few:
- Rock Band SE Bundle - $69.99
- Rock Band 2 SE Bundle - $94.99
- Guitar Hero World Tour Band Kit $94.99
Check out Gamestop.com for a full listing of their Music Blowout sale.
Now, let me tell you how we are going to make this deal even sweeter.
Apply coupon code: CAG16 to get an additional 16% off. When you do that, you will get charged a $4 handling fee. Not done yet. Apply a second coupon code: SAVER which will eliminate the $4 handling fee.
I may be one of the few out there who does not currently own Rock Band 2, so I jumped all over the deal. Here is the final price for my Rock Band 2 SE for the Xbox 360:
Not bad at all considering the original retail price is $189.99. Honestly though, I need to turn this computer off. Between this Rock Band 2 SE deal and the Amazon deal for $150 towards a new console, I won't have enough money to pay for this Internet, or even the electricity.
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Thursday, June 04, 2009
Nintendo Wii - Black
More proof that Japan get's all the extra goodies, including new gaming system colors! Available in Japan on August 1, will be the black Nintendo Wii, along with matching Wii Remote, Wii Nunchuck, Classic Controller, and Classic Controller Pro. Oh wait, the madness doesn't end there! Japan will also get a red Nintendo DSi on July 11th.
Don't worry, you're not the only one that's said.
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
Yesterday at E3 2009, Sony has released the following information for the new PSP Go:
* 50% smaller than the original PSP
* 40% lighter than the original PSP
* No UMD drive
* 16GB of internetal storage
* Will not replace the PSP 3000
* Available October 1, 2009
* Price: $249
Just in time for the 2009 Holiday shopping spree! Can't wait to see this in a bundle, cause we all love bundles.
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