Anyone want Bioshock: Infinite for cheap?

Tempscire

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As some of you may know I bought a new computer yesterday and, to my surprise, I got Tomb Raider and Bioshock: Infinite with my new card. I've already pre-ordered Bioshock: Inifite so does somebody want my other download code for the low-low price of £20 ono? PM me if you're interested.
 
BiG D

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Well, it's a game that's not even out yet, so asking retail would be entirely reasonable... And isn't £20 fully HALF of retail price?
 
Ki!ler-Mk1

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Ronin Storm said:
Presumably, though, a bit cheaper than retail is still a good price.

"ono" = "or nearest offer"

I'd be interested but I'm being cautious on buying games before I've seen a (trustworthy) review or two.
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Didst thou read this I wonder.

I've not come across that acronym before.

BiG D said:
Well, it's a game that's not even out yet, so asking retail would be entirely reasonable... And isn't £20 fully HALF of retail price?
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£20 is not half of £23 Edit: :cool:



Traxata said:
Half of the RRP, yup.
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Yes, but not even steam has it for £40
 
Ronin Storm

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Ki!ler-Mk1 said:
Didst thou read this I wonder.
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I didn't. Thanks for the link. But he voices something akin to my thoughts fairly well (bar the spelling mistakes). Also, that post's comment thread draws some interesting parallels and counter-parallels with crowd funding (e.g. Kickstarter). Probably not the thread to discuss that, though.

For the moment, I remain hopeful that BS:I will be a good game and worthy of my purchase, though I'll doubtless wait 'til after reviews, and probably wait 'til after I can find a discount that keeps the price down to around £20 (usually courtesy of SavyGamer).
 
Traxata

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Ronin Storm said:
I didn't. Thanks for the link. But he voices something akin to my thoughts fairly well (bar the spelling mistakes). Also, that post's comment thread draws some interesting parallels and counter-parallels with crowd funding (e.g. Kickstarter). Probably not the thread to discuss that, though.

For the moment, I remain hopeful that BS:I will be a good game and worthy of my purchase, though I'll doubtless wait 'til after reviews, and probably wait 'til after I can find a discount that keeps the price down to around £20 (usually courtesy of SavyGamer).
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I ordered it from Greenman with Darksiders II for £23, that was acceptable enough for me :)
 
Ronin Storm

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Traxata said:
I ordered it from Greenman with Darksiders II for £23, that was acceptable enough for me :)
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No, sure, that's not a bad price. Just trying to keep my game spending down some and so far I've had success in buying just about everything I've played recently for under £20.
 
Ki!ler-Mk1

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Ye, though i felt that the commenters addressed the differences quite well, without doing much more than acknowledging your acknowledgement, they observed that in one case the game needs it to survive and in the other it does not, though speculating the franchise's survival might.

I've also been avoiding over expensive(£24+), and most over £15, games this year, though I intend to purchase heart of the swarm when i finish the first one, and when starbound comes out i'd pay £30 for that.

I'd like to claim i avoid lots of pre orders, but I do do it sometimes, though due to college i skipped crysis 3 and heart of the swarm, i cant claim the same with FC3 alas - I dont own a single UPLAY game, and maybe i wont have to now with the origin deal.
 
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