Microsoft Store giving 1600pts with Pre-Orders

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#1 Fri, 01/18/2013 - 13:04
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Microsoft Store giving 1600pts with Pre-Orders

Pretty sweet deal running over at Microsoft right now.  They have 10 of the hottest games of 2013 up for pre-order and you get a bonus 1600pt code .  Standard shipping is free, so if you don't mind waiting a few days to get your game once it comes out, it's a pretty good offer I think.

Games on the promo include:

Tombraider, Bioshock Infinite, GTA5, Lost Planet 3, Metal Gear Rising, Crysis 3, Army of Two, Tiger Woods, Dead Space 3 and South Park : Stick of Truth.

 

Offer valid until April 6th (or until the game launches since then it wouldn't be a pre-order)

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Fri, 01/18/2013 - 15:36
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That's cool. No games really coming out this year that have my attention though.

Sat, 01/19/2013 - 15:24
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Nice ! I will go for Miss Lara :)

Sat, 01/19/2013 - 21:58
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I was looking at Bioshock Infinite.... Hmmmmmm.

 

Mon, 01/28/2013 - 19:47
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Which/what store(s) really have/has the best purchase prices, overall? Gamestop with their reward system, trade in bonus percentages; Best Buy, Amazon with super saver and no state tax? Any math majors know??

Tue, 01/29/2013 - 11:23 (Reply to #5)
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Marine1Ten wrote:

Which/what store(s) really have/has the best purchase prices, overall? Gamestop with their reward system, trade in bonus percentages; Best Buy, Amazon with super saver and no state tax? Any math majors know??

To me, that answer is how much money is coming out of my pocket per purchase.  I usually consume games quickly enough that I get decent buyback prices from gamestop.  So i usually pay 30-35 bucks per new standard edition title that I buy because of their trade in program.  Plus you get 'points' that build up for a reward.

Other sites also have this trade-in program and sometimes offer better prices.  Amazon for example, except with 'Zon, you have to deal with the shipping times and the game arriving.  I don't like that, i want the game now.

Best Buy if you have one with a trade-in kiosk so you can get instant in-store credit, they could compete with Gamestop.  I just don't have any around me anymore since they closed so  many stores.  But if you have one around you and are a rewardzone memeber, they do compete pretty well with gamestop for new games.

 

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