Depends if you got GCU and Best Buy gift cards, it's like paying $22 + tax after the $10 gift card, if you paid with a gift card. It's still a good deal with just GCU, at about $32 + tax.
No, it is $32 for mh4 + a $10 gift card. You shouldn't factor in the future $10 price reduction on a purchase into the current purchase, or else you are basically assigning the gift card twice its stated value.
Right but if you change it:
I have gcu,I figured I would keep both orders and sell the other to a friend and keep the bonuses.
Best way to avoid doing that is consider GIft cards as limited cash. Give it cash value but limited on where it can be spent. I do the same with RZ certs. Except they have the bonus perks of not having to pay tax on them.
...but you're the one assuming that he is doing both. Personally, I do #1 and not #2. Using a GC is basically cash, so #2 makes no sense; by that same notion I might as well say "I used a $20 bill and a $10 bill to buy MH4 so basically I got it for free!" No one is doing that.
MonHun 3 had some good sales where you could get it around $20 but is still $25-30 at the few places that have it new still. The Wii U version was the one that dropped and was regularly below $20 but it naturally didn't fare as well in sales. I think if you're able to get it $10 off on day one (or more with GCU) that it's a worthwhile value and you won't regret the price for a while.
Whenever you cancel an order that includes a "free" gift card, you get charged for the gift card so it zero's out. So yeah you could cancel the GC but then the order would go from $32 (MH) to $0 (cancel) to $10 (gift card), and you'd have a $10 gc so the net effect is zero but you just paid $10 for a $10 gc.
They must have some sort of deal of cards because things like that, eShop cards, XBL cards, etc. all seem to go UPS ground every time and tell you they'll arrive in two business days. Being so small and light and with the amount they probably ship out they likely have it worked out with UPS where each is only a few cents to ship.
I don't think so man. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate took about six months to hit $30-$40 on 3DS/Wii U respecitvely. Its hit $20 a few times on on both this year but that's 1.5 years after release, almost two. So I'd get it sooner.
Yeah, that's silly. It would make sense to send the card with the game as expenses wouldn't increase. No idea. Kinda curious to see an explanation.
Buy a used copyat gamestop and try it out. It's essentially the same thing with a few features added such as jumping and new classes but if you don't like monster hunter 3 then you won't like 4. ThThen return the used copy regardless
I never thought of that. That's an awesome idea. I was able to get a demo code thanks to a fellow CAG though, and from what I've played so far, I'm sold. Pulled the trigger on this one
