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Gamestop.com is running a nice deal right now of Buy 1 $39.99 (or more) Pre-Owned game and get another of equal of lesser value for free. Works for XBOX 360 and PS3. The XBOX 360 side is stocked with such titles as Prototype and Ghostbusters… the PS3 side not so much. But hey it breaks down to about $20 a game and I know those two games are worth $20 each!

Target is clearancing a ton of games across all systems…

such games that we have seen,

Dead Space for $12

Chronicles of Riddick for $14

Ghost Recon 2 for $14

Wanted for $14

GHero WT w/ Guitar for $22

and tons more!

just remember the discount section is sometimes hidden off to the side or on an end display.

Looks like Bestbuy.com is having a Buy One Get One offer where if you buy one PS3 game at regular price you will get a second game at 50% OFF. Looks like all of the recent games are there for the picking!

Ok so the people over at Sports Illustrated wants to get your business so much that they are offering Madden 10 (any system) for FREE when you subscribe to them. In addition you get a “The Road to Canton” Documentary DVD for free. So that is a 1 year subscription, Madden 10, and The Road to Canton DVD for $50! Wonder if they will have something cool like that for NHL 10.

 

Toys R Us is running a special this week that if you buy Madden 10, you will get a $15 Gift Card for a future purchase. With so many good games coming up, that $15 will be put to good use so make sure you don’t pass this one up.

 

Massive savings can be found at GameStop from now until August 2 both in store and online. A big group of games, including the console versions of Street Fighter IV, have been given a temporary price drop and are now only $19.99:

• Animal Crossing: City Folk (Game Only)
• Donkey Kong Jungle Beat
• Excitebots: Trick Racing (Game Only)
• F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin
• Lair
• MadWorld
• Mario & Sonic at Olympic Games
• Silent Hill: Homecoming
• Wanted: Weapons of Fate
• Wario Land: Shake It
• Wii Music

It's crazy to think that I haven't played most of these games, and I cannot tell you how hard it is not to give in and spend a hundred bucks right now. For now, the plan is to get MadWorld. What about the rest of you? Which of these games are all of a sudden worth playing now that they have become so inexpensive? [Thanks, SilverDragon1979!]   from destructoid

This Friday, GameStop revealed their preorder exclusive Scarecrow Challenge Maps for Batman: Arkham Asylum, and the villain's new look certainly coincides with his fear-inducing powers. Players who preorder Batman: Arkham Asylum from GameStop will gain access to the Dem Bones Scarecrow Challenge Maps for the game, which pit Batman against a horde of skeletal hallucinations courtesy of Jonathan Crane. And while skellingtons are indeed creepy, they've got nothing on the new design for Crane, who looks like he's just washed up on shore after a stint in BioShock's Rapture. See? A man in a scarecrow costume is scary. A man in a stylized scarecrow costume with hypodermic needles for fingers? Terrifying. If this is Rocksteady's Scarecrow, I'd hate to see their Mrs. King.

from kotaku

The sad situation that is Xbox Live Indie Games has been a topic I've addressed before, and its marginalized position as the red-headed stepchild of Xbox Live has been frustrating for creators and consumers alike. It looks like Microsoft is in a festive mood, considering there is a rather large update to NXE around the corner, and it looks like it has thrown a bone to all the indie kids in the XNA Creator's Club. Yeah, that's right, Indie Games is receiving a prett major update. While these changes are somewhat different from what I would expect, some of these changes could really go far to improving the service. The most important update is a modification the the pricing structure of Indie Games. Whereas XNA developers could formerly price their games at 200, 400 or 800 points, any new games released will be priced at either 80, 240, or 400 points, with only games under 50 MB priced at 80 points. This price change is effective now, however current games will retain their original prices unless they are updated or changed during a price change event. Games can be priced to 800 points until October 22, and current 200 point games will drop automatically to 80 points then as well. October 22 is also the day that Microsoft forces all Indie Games to be developed on XNA Game Studio 3.1. For those wondering, the October 22 date, which is the same day as the release of Windows 7, is purely coincidental, as confirmed by an XNA rep. Other major changes include the admission of Japanese and German XNA developers to the marketplace, with Japan receiving Indie Games for the first time on August 11. There is also a creator reputation system that might prove helpful in weeding out poorly developed games, and an auto-reminder for customers of Indie Games to be notified when a game has been updated. Finally, creators will be given 50 free Tokens to use for hyping their game or sending copies out to reviewers. It's a little early to see if this is going to make a major change to the success of Indie Games. A much cheaper price, streamlined update system, and a reputation-system to make finding better developers easier is certainly helpful. Is this enough for you to pay attention to Indie Games? [Thanks, power-glove!]   from destructoid

 

The Conduit

The Wii deals keep rolling in… this time it’s on the recently released The Conduit! Waiting to pick up this amazing Wii shooter? Well wait now more as now you can get it for $20 less than what you would pay for a new Xbox 360 or PS3 game… now thats a deal.

 

click here for more info:
The Conduit

 
MadWorld

Now is your chance to pick up Madworld for just under $20. It is for today only and something you can not miss. FREE SHIPPING on orders over $25!

 

click here for more info:
MadWorld