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Why Robin Makes Batman Better The new Kmart catalogue popped into my mailbox this afternoon. It promises a “$4 Million Video Game Clearance” – which certainly sounds exciting. But is it exciting enough to slap your knees?
The current Big W catalogue wraps up on Feb 25, so let’s take a look at what interest it may hold for cheapskate gamers. I’m sure there’s a puzzle in here somewhere…
New Harvey Norman catalogue is out. Let’s see what’s on offer.
Continuing our tour of retail catalogues, we move onto EB Games. Oh boy, these are slim pickings indeed. Lock’s Quest for $40? Decent game, decent price. Final Fantasy IV on DS for $35? Hmm, I guess. Everything else for up to $30 more than you’d pay elsewhere? Pass.
Oh yes, it’s catalogue time again. We’ve done JB Hi-Fi and GAME, now we’re off to Harvey Norman for some bargain hunting. What’s this? Far Cry 2 for only $63? Sold! That same bunch of first-party PSP games that everyone else is flogging cheap, but here they’re $2 cheaper? Sold again. Some crappy Jamie Oliver DS shovelware for $44? No thanks.
After JB Hi-Fi’s disappointingly bargain-free January catalogue, it’s now GAME’s turn to try to sway our consumerist affections. And, hey, there’s a few decent prices in here. A PS3 and a copy of LittleBigPlanet for $649? Okay. A Wii and a copy of de Blob for $388? Sure. The entire PS2 Singstar collection for $29 each? OMG PLS TAEK ALL MAI MUNNY NOAW!
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