Mercury Meltdown for Wii - $19.99

I agree that this is hard to find in stores . . . but a really cool game for $20 (esp. if you like the Super Monkey Ball/Marble rolling type game).

I ordered it from Family video about 2 weeks ago . . .

http://www.familyvideo.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=270784

Its $20 with .99 shipping and mine came within a week.

I was able to use the $3 off returning customer code (NEWMEM3F).

If its your 1st order, you might be able to use the $5 off code . . . (NEWPGMEM)

I got it for $18 shipped.
 
[quote name='soonersfan60']Best Buy had this with the front lane discount games for $20 and Sears had it in a similar type display for the same price.[/quote]

Don't let the bargin bin price fool you! This game is phenomenal. My girlfriend and I have been playing this game for two weeks straight. Since many of the levels are challenging from the get-go, the replay value is huge. And, if I'm not mistaken, there are about 140+ levels. Not too shabby.
 
Hell, if you've got one nearby, don't bother with shipping and just take the 10% off coupon to gamestop/ebgames and get it for $18. It's totally worth it.
 
You guys I just picked this up for $10 in essence. Circuit City had it on shelf and is offering the any two games $19.99 and under for $30.

I had another game that was going to pick up as a gift at the $19.99 price point anyway, so i picked this up and only paid $10 more than i would have.

I am going to give it to the wife as I wont have time to play till Xmas or later, she can throw it under the tree for me.
 
How does this compare to Kororinpa? Kororinpa was a very fun game with unique gameplay (tilting the game world on its side), but there were not nearly enough levels and the retail price was too high for this sort of game.
 
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