[quote name='EvilIA']I like both stores and there are deals right for each person. To what ever they want as a deal. You seem to want to deal with Amazon and it's the best deal for you. As you have stated I can not speak for others as they on their own determine their best deal.
I agree with you that the Amazon cart is a much better program as far as getting your item, but I don't believe for a minute that Amazon had the same amount of systems for sale. I'm taking into account the in store stock and the online sales.
I used to buy all my games from Amazon. New releases used to be $51.99, they are now $57.99, or in some cases $59.99. I do order from them but only to save gas. $2 is not an Amazon winning.[/QUOTE]
Exactly. Amazon can still be great for somethings....but they are not dependable as they used to be concerning their video games department. Also, as I've stated before (but someone refuses to listen)...because their customer base has grown exponentially, they need to reform that LD system of theirs or how they handle their sales/deals altogether. It's an act of pure frustration to customers during holiday sale events...leaving more customers annoyed and pissed off than happy and satisfied.
And you're right, their release day prices used to be a lot more competitive. Not so much nowadays. Same thing concerning pre-order bonus credit. Now it's their competitors who seem to be providing better pre-order / release day deals.
Amazon has just become complacent. Only matching when they feel like it instead of maintaining their aggressive sales attitude. They've become the fat cat, if you will.
And for those that think and have this attitude that Amazon "has your back" ....read this...
http://www.law.com/jsp/cc/PubArticl...zon_Facing_End_of_Sales_Tax_Loopholes_in_2012
...supported by Amazon itself. So say goodbye to no tax purchases in CA in 2012. And they chose CA, for a reason. Once in action in CA, it will spread to other states.