An email to GameStop customers on Friday named and priced the next downloadable content extension for Assassin’s Creed: Revelations. It’s “Lost Archive”, and it will be $US14.99 or 1800 Microsoft Points, for both PS3 and Xbox 360. The email said the pack would drop on February 28, but that is unconfirmed.
Look once at this poster and it’ll seem obvious. Buy something expensive, get two of something cheaper for free.
Which is good news, because $US15 for three slices would be a rip-off if they were new.
Sometimes, it’s the little acts of heroism that make the biggest impression. Blogger Kristen Wolfe has written a humbly triumphant tribute to one such everyday hero, a young man who stood up for his little brother’s right to enjoy “girly” video games.
This ad for an online games retailer (yes, a competitor) examines. With little people. And lots of kicks to the dick.
GameStop, the biggest gaming-centric retail chain in the US, says its sale of gaming consoles were down 19.6 per cent over the holidays, a sure sign of slowing sales (blame the Wii). Used game sales were up 3.5 per cent. Blame… GameStop!
