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Shipwreck hits the nail on the head with my opinion with regards to Uncharted for the most part. Cohesiveness. Also he mentions that the games continually garner high scores. To me its just seems after 4 modern Naughty Dog titles (Unchated 1-3 and Last of Us)  I am treated to pretty production...

Just some comments with regards to Overwatch and just competitive games in general.  I agree with Wombat that there can be very little perceived value in a game with only multiplayer component but, in my opinion, that seems to be the case for individuals who look to play a game with a move "on...

I may be mistaken but wasn't this game online only aside from Bot matches? Are servers even still running?

Oooooo shiny.

Good to see Frys is trying again atleast.

I still hold out hope that they will have some deals as I feel like yesteryear I did a lot of price matching to Frys on games and blu-rays. This year and around/post black friday I have been met with nothing but disappointment. Thanks for the contribution, Fido.

First thing that came to mind upon reading this topic title was the line from a certain movie...: "I'D BUY THAT FOR A DOLLAR!".

Right, it has nothing to do with RZ. In the pic posted above there is no RZ even linked to the transaction.

Went in earlier today and I can confirm that it does, indeed, allow you to PM the games and still receive the $25 gift card.

The system lets you double dip on certain things. The price match/override system is separate from bogo/b2g1/gift card promos as the former is manually done and the latter is automated with a prompt. It doesn't allow two automated/prompted promotions to pop up and will pick the best deal of the...

I used to work there a couple of months ago and if I recall the system still prompts for the issuance of a gift card, even if price matched. With deals like this the register should prompt when going to the tendering screen. I recall buying Hitman Absolution during a sale that involved a ~$15...

There actually is an employee tool that lists websites and retailers for matching. On that list is Costco.

I've read it and understood that, however given how the system works in the store and online, part of that card he possesses would have to be scratched off on the back. The card itself would have to be present in store (as it cannot be typed in) or it was used online by typing the entire gift...

If the gift card you had came up as invalid card the card handed to you may have never been activated. Who ever processed the transaction may have not given you the correct gift card. If you still have the gift card and the digits off the back of it, you can get the entire gift card's history...