Are you one of the three PC strategy game enthusiasts who refrained from picking up StarCraft 2 earlier this week due to a lack of cash-on-hand? EA’s offering a way to console yourself with some retail therapy: It’s reduced the price of a handful of Command and Conquer titles on its online store .
If you’re anything like us, you’re spending today avoiding the family that only comes around once or twice a year and hanging out with the ol’ Xbox 360 (preferably with air conditioning as well). And though we have tons of games from the unusually busy first half of this year to still play catch up with, who are we to turn down this week’s Xbox Live Arcade deals
God of War 3 has already received a $10 cut to its regular price at Amazon and GameStop , but we’d surely anger the consumer gods by not mentioning that there’s another $11.75 in discounts to be had.
Reader Glenn just noticed that Kmart’s Sunday ad has the just-about-released Just Cause 2 listed for the low price of just $44.99. The offer is just available for the dates of March 23-27, so just as soon as the game releases, you can just run on over to the store and just walk away with the game after paying just $45. The police can’t even stop you — your actions will be just.
After you heard what we had to say about Final Fantasy XIII , you may very well now be itching to finally get your own hands all over the thirteenth entry in the FF series from Square Enix. Lucky for you, dearest reader , we’ve got news of a couple ways to save some dough on your purchase this week.
If you’ve yet to play one of those rhythm games that exclusively features the work of a single band, but you’re dying to temper your expectations for Green Day: Rock Band , you should probably consider picking up the similarly-titled Harmonix opus that focuses on the career of the Beatles . In fact, you should do it right now — Amazon’s offering Beatles: Rock Band for $28.49 on all three major platforms as its Deal of the Day
PlayStation Home has expanded quite a bit in 2009, with 50 spaces and over 100 games now available within Sony’s virtual world.
Lots of the celebrities at last night’s Battlefield: Bad Company 2 celebrity benefit tournament didn’t know much about gaming, but Greg Grunberg is the exception. Even if he can’t dive deep into the differences between next-gen shooters, he at least knows the audience, having appeared on Lost and Alias and controlled minds as Matt Parkman on Heroes .
Listen, we know how hard Valentine’s Day can be on some of you jilted lovers out there, so we went ahead and got you a little something to keep you occupied tomorrow: A copy of ThatGameCompany’s microbiotic PS3 title, flOw . You can download it right now from the PSN for free, without having to deal with any cumbersome coupon codes.
