Bargain Hunter: What’s In The New GAME Catalogue?

Australia’s pinkest games retailer has a new catalogue out for April. But does it contain any worthwhile deals? The Bargain Hunter is here to find out.

On the hardware front, they’ve knocked a few dollars off the price of a DSi and PS3 for those uninterested in bundled games. The Wii bundle is nice for Zelda fans, while the 360 bundle is about standard these days.

On the software front, several of last year’s better releases are marked down to just under fifty bucks, while Mirror’s Edge on PC is just four dollars. I’ve picked out some of my highlights below, but you can see the full catalogue here.

Hardware
DSi (console only) $269
PS3 (120GB Slim console only) $459
Wii (console plus The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Link’s Crossbow Training and Wii Zapper) $359
Xbox 360 (120GB Elite console plus Forza 3, Halo 3: ODST, LEGO Batman and Pure) $378

Software
Brütal Legend (360, PS3) $48
The Conduit (Wii) $28
FIFA 10 (360, PS3, Wii) $48
The House of the Dead: Overkill (Wii) $28
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days (DS) $48
Lost Odyssey (360) $19
MadWorld (Wii) $24
Mirror’s Edge (PC) $4
Napoleon: Total War (PC) $48
Need for Speed: Shift (360, PS3) $48
The Saboteur (360, PS3) $48


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