PS3 UK Special Offers and Deals

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Grand Master

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I said it 'should', I thought they cancel the orders if the price is a mistake, like the Amazon gaffle!

I know Game and Shopto don't charge you a higher price if they increase it during the pre-order (Happened a few times to me, pre-order price stayed the same)

That's why I said not always true, because even then they can f*** you over.

Also, "gaffle", wtf lol

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Saints Row 2 - ?15.97>

RRP ?49.99

Save ?34.02 (68%)

http://www.tesco.com/entertainment/product...nder%20%C2%A320

Yea saw this just now.

Played the first and didn't think much of it, but for ?15 new, I can't argue with that and on-line co-op.

And possible Trophies in future.

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I will be very suprised that they will allow the Saint's Row 2 misprice.

I don't know what Tesco have been like in the past with preorders and with their mis-prices before.

Anyway hope all that did pre-order does get it at that price.

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Call of Duty: World At War for ?34.14> at TheHutLink>

(use 10% voucher)

Dark Sector for ?8.94b> at TheHut

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(again with the voucher)

ASDA are sellinPES 2009 for ?27/b>

(offer ends Sunday and apparently Tesco will be dropping the price to ?28 alsoJohn Woo Presents Stranglehold for ?7.899 at SeLink]Lego Batman for ?24.4949 at PowerplayDLinkl]

(use the code B4U4U" to get another 2% off to make it ?24)

Buying SOCOM: Confrontation from Gameplay will allow you to recieve 11% Quidco compared to other sites. Pr?29.999.9Devil May Cry 4 for ?12 ?12 fLink[/url]

Zavvi are having a games clearout across alPS3 clearout[/url]

Thought it was about time I made my mark on t;)s topic ;)

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