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Well, my suspicions were right... they pulled the plug. And right before Sunday too. *sigh*

source: http://wiki.cheapassgamer.com/index.php/EB_trade_in_values While it's sad enough that they give you only $50 in this deal for the good ol cube... it's even sadder that without the deal, they'll only give you $25. Even though I wouldn't really need my cube after getting a Wii... it's...

I was thinking about that too. It would seem to me as the only way around them deciding to pull the plug before the 3/31/07 expiration date... or as Ph8te mentioned, not wanting to honor it on a certain purchase. I could see them doing just that on the Wii. And yes, CoffeeEdge, I know that they...

RUH ROH, CAGs! At the bottom of all 3 coupons, they just put in the text "Circuit City reserves the right to end this promotion at any time." ...and that wasnt on there yesterday (which was when I printed out the webpage, and I just compared my print out to what is now on the screen)...

Yes, the screen is MUCH nicer than I thought it would be... especially given the price. I was surprised just how clear and bright it was. I think I'm going to get one of those stick-on screen protectors for it though... as I have heard of some instances of the screen getting easily scratched...

They're really cool lil devices. Their LCD screens rival that of a GBA SP. Not bad for $24 each. VG Pocket Caplet: Comes in four colors; blue, silver, red, orange. Has a very bright 2.5” backlit 960 x 240 TFT display. Considered 16-bit. Graphics are considered an improvement over those of...

Thanks for the feedback guys... I guess by the looks of it, the $99 price is gonna stick. :? :?: Correct me if I'm wrong... but didn't the PS1 go from $99 to $79? Or am I just nucking futz over here? I guess my thinking that is what had/has my hopes up for a similar GC price drop. :idea...

I know that this has probably already been thrown around in this forum before... but... ah, well... :roll: here we go again I suppose... What do you guys think of the possibility of Nintendo dropping the retail price of a new Gamecube to $79 after this year's E3... or perhaps sometime later...