Recent content by Troe123

It was much better last year. Exact same promo.

There's a few ways to look at it. Here's one. It's a decent way to get the best price on games that don't go on sale, assuming used is acceptable.

I didn't see a response to this. But I can confirm, for myself, that there was a +50% CA bump (+20%=+70% from elite) yesterday on 12/27.

I thought so too. It's apparently a new thing. "If you purchased something on Amazon and the price drops within a week of buying it, you can request a refund on the difference! ... So many in fact, that Amazon had to change its policy regarding price changes from 30 days down to 7 days.Nov 26...

Just to piggyback on this I just tried price adjusting Diablo 3 that's at $39.99 (still within return period). Amazon used to be great about price adjusting items within the return period. IDK if this means I won't renew prime. But I may end up buying less, and more specifically less games day...

Will say the Switch version (performance wise) is excellent. Plays very well in portable. Just be sure to log in beforehand (i.e., no wi-fi travel) to play your season characters on the go.

I tried using my double points coupon for trading in some games. The associate scanned the coupon and said it can only be used for purchases. I hope this info helps.

No. The closest thing to a coupon on new games is using points for certs.

I still haven’t gotten one. I haven’t shopped at GS since October. I’m also an Elite Pro member. I also cancelled my PS Classic preorder. So, you know, vengeance.

I got a 2x points on one transaction (thanks for being a member). IDK if it’s related.

Online only?

It's a pretty great selection for those just buying a PS4 slim. Curious that TLOU is $15 while HZD, LL, & Uncharted collection are $10.

Hasn't Think Geek been unsuccessful? I don't see a lot of people wearing their products.

In some ways DS3 plays more like BB than the earlier Dark Souls games. So from a game playing stand point it won't hurt you. Story wise, everything is meant to be vague.

Target has a history of merging identification normal/gold editions of games. Usually this is an Ubisoft game (e.g., the gold version scanning as a regular version and the regular version price/sale). I don't remember the sales from last year, but maybe you were the beneficiary of a happy accident.