Ryse: Son of Rome Used $37.99 @ Gamestop

Shots fired by Gamestop? lol.

It really is a surprise hit for me. Everyone trashed the game (critically) but to me it was the best looking game out so far this gen for one. It is also a lot of fun, think of it as a bit weaker batman free flow combat, and throw in the online arena/gladiator mode where you beat guys together with your friend. It's a perfectly fine beat em up and my third favorite launch game behind DR3 and KI. I would put it out of my top 3 now though thanks to Peggle 2.

Obviously if you don't care for the online portions I'd still say I would wait for either a bigger price drop or if possible a rental since it can be beat in 6ish hours.

 
Can you use birthday coupons online? I modified my post since I'm not sure if you can and realized this says "online only".
 
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Hmm If you can use the Birthday coupon and want to move credit and want to play this game, you can trade it into Best Buy for $30 or 31.50 for GCU
 
litepink said:
Can you use birthday coupons online? I modified my post since I'm not sure if you can and realized this says "online only".
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When the website lists it as "online only price," it's not always accurate. One way to check is to click on the in-store pickup option and see what the price comes up as.

For example, Aliens: Colonial Marines is listed as an "online only price" for $6 but it still rings up for $6 in-store.

So you may be able to use the coupon in-store.

I don't remember if digital console games have ever been discounted further than their retail counterparts before. This may become a trend. Metal Gear Ground Zeroes is doing something similar. How this plays out will be significant to Gamestop's business and even the next iteration of next gen systems.
 
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