Updated BestBuy Clearance List for Anime

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Figuired last thread was pretty fragmented and didn't have a Master List so i slapped one togethor.

Most of the credit goes to Kirin Lemon for pointing out how to use the kiosk in store to get these prices.

IN ORDER TO SEE THESE PRICES YOU MUST USE A KIOSK OR COMPUTER INSIDE BESTBUY!!!! Some of these prices will show up on the website normally but not all of em.

Some of the titles appear to be on sale and are around $1-3 cheaper then listed. I've marked those titles with the words ON SALE in bold next to price. No idea how long the sale will last. All the items on sale can be ordered from the website out of store at sale price.

I also added a few new items I found and they are marked with a NEW next to price. If I have time on friday I plan to browse store kiosk and check for some more. If anyone is going to a best buy today can you please check the On Sale items in store and see if the price is different from normal? If not i'll check em tomorow if i have time.

.Hack//GU LE Boxset w/ Extras $14.99 **Odd price, might be mistake and not clearance**
A Tree of Palme: $6.99
All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku: TV Collection: $12.99
Angel Links: Anime Legends Complete Collection - $14.99
Aquarian Age: Complete Collection: $10.99
Area 88 TV Vol. 1: $6.99
Area 88 TV Vol. 2, 3: $7.99
Baki the Grappler Vol. 1, 2: $6.99
Banner of Stars II: Anime Legends Complete Collection - $14.99
Banner of Stars: Anime Legends Complete Collection - $14.99
Brain Powered: Anime Legends Complete Collection- $17.99
Chrono Crusade Vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: $6.99
Chrono Crusade: Complete Collection: $34.99
Crest of Stars: Anime Legends Complete Collection - $14.99
Cromartie High School 1: Cromartian Rhapsody - $6.99
Cromartie High School 4: Mount Rockmore - $6.99
Cromartie High School Vol. 1, 1 (w/ art box), 4: $6.99
CYBERTEAM IN AKIHABARA: COMPLETE COLLECTION (3PC) - $20.99
Devil Lady: Complete Collection: $9.99
DIAMOND DAYDREAMS 3: SHOKO - AKARI - $12.99
DNAngel v2-5 - $6.99
DNAngel Vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: $6.99
DNAngel Vol. 6, 7: $7.99
DRAGON DRIVE 1: COMPLETE COLLECTION (5PC) - $14.99
Eden's Bowy: Complete Collection [5 Discs / Box Set]: - $16.99
Elfen Lied Vol. 1 (w/ art box): $10.99
E's Otherwise Vol. 1, 2: $6.99
E's Otherwise Vol. 4, 5: $7.99
Excel Saga: Imperfect Collection: $17.99
Five Star Stories - $6.99
Full Metal Panic Fumoffu Vol. 1, 1 (w/ art box): $6.99 each,
Full Metal Panic Fumoffu Vol. 2, 3: $7.99
Galaxy Angel: Complete Collection (6pc) - $14.99
Gantz Vol. 1, 1 (w/ art box), 3, 4, 7 (w/ art box): $6.99
Gantz Vol. 2, 5, 6, 7: $11.99
Gatchaman Collection 3, 4, 5: $9.99
Genshikin 3: Cosplay Confessions - $11.99
Gatchaman Vol. 10: $7.99
Get Backers Vol. 2, 3, 7 $6.99
Ghost Stories Vol. 2, 3: $7.99
Gilgamesh Vol. 1,3: $7.99
Gokusen: Economy Pack (3 Disc) - Dubbed Subtitle - $14.99
Gokusen: Premium Box (3 Disc) - Subtitle - $16.99
Gravion Vol. 1, 3: $6.99
Gravion Zwei v1-3 - $6.99
Gravion Zwei Complete Collection - $17.99
hack//SIGN Vol. 1: $6.99
.hack//Twilight Volume 3 Endgame - $6.99
Hakugei Vol. 1: $7.99
Happy Lesson: Teacher's Pet Collection [4 Discs] - $16.99
Happy Lesson v1-2 - $6.99
Kaleido Star New Wings Vol. 1: $7.99
Kaleido Star: Amazing Collection: $14.99
Kaze No Yojimbo: Complete Collection (6pc) - $17.99
Last Exile Boxset $31.99
Legend Of Mystical Ninja: Complete Collection- $20.99
Maburaho 1: Bewitched & Bewildered [Collector's Edition] - $6.99
Maburaho 6: Divine Intervention - $12.99
Maburaho Vol. 1, 1 (w/ art box): $6.99
Maburaho Vol. 3, 5: $7.99
Macross: Vol. 1: $7.99
Madlax: Vol. 1 (w/ art box): $6.99
Madlax: Vol. 6: $7.99 (or $6.99)
Magic Knight Rayearth 1 (6pc) - $14.99
Magic Knight Rayearth 2: TV Series Season Two - $14.99
Mezzo Shell 1, 2, 3: $6.99
Mezzo: Complete Collection: $15.99
Nana 7 7: Economy Pack (6pc) - $14.99
Nanaka 6/17 1: The Not So Magical Mishap - $12.99
Neon Genesis Evangelion Platinum v4, 6, 7 - $6.99
Neon Genesis Evangelion: Platinum Vol. 2, 3, 5: $6.99
Original Dirty Pair Movie Collection: $6.99
Original Dirty Pair: Movie Box (3 Disc) - $6.99
Original Dirty Pair: Ova Box (3 Disc) - $6.99
Original Dirty Pair: OVA Collection: $6.99
Otogi Zoshi Premium Box [6 Discs / Box Set] - $34.99
Petite Princess Yucie: Complete Collection (5 Disc) - $24.99
Planetes 5 - $6.99
Planetes 6 - $8.99
Princess Tutu: Vol. 2: $7.99
Rurouni Kenshin TV: Season 3 [8 Discs / Box Set] - $25.99
Saber Marioneete J: Anime Legends Complete Collection- $17.99
Saber Marionette J To X: Anime Legends Comp Coll - $14.99
Saint Seiya 2: Collection (5 Disc)- $20.99
Saint Seiya: Collection 1: $14.99
Saiyuki Double Barrel Collection Vol. 1, 2, 4: $6.99
Saiyuki: Double Barrel Collection [2 Discs] v1, 2, 4 - $6.99
Saiyuki: Requiem - $6.99
Sakura Diaries 1: Secrets & Lies - $6.99
Samurai Deeper Kyo TV Series: Season One [6 Discs] - $28.99
Samurai Gun Vol. 1 (w/ art box): $6.99
Samurai Gun Vol. 3, 4: $7.99
Samurai X: OVA Collecton: $14.99
Scrapped Princess 4: Spells & Circumstances - $10.99
Scrapped Princess 6: Pacifica'S Destiny - $6.99
Shadow Skill: Vol. 1, 2: $7.99
Stratos 4: Complete Collection [4 Discs] - $14.99
Sukisho: Complete TV Series (3 Disc) - Subtitle - $14.99
Super GALS!: The Iron Clad Collection: $14.99
The Place Promised in Our Early Days: $7.99
Wedding Peach: Season 1 [5 Discs / Box Set] - $21.99
Wedding Peach: Season 1: $10.99
Wedding Peach: Season 2 [5 Discs / Box Set] - $16.99
Wild Arms: Complete Collection: $10.99
Yugo the Negotiator Vol. 1: $9.99
Yugo the Negotiator Vol. 2: $6.99
Yugo the Negotiator Vol. 3, 4: $7.99
 
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I watched it several years ago and thought it tries too hard to be like Trigun and Hellsing (at the same time!), and fails miserably at being good...

I still watched the whole series, hoping it would become good at some point. The plot was mildly interesting, but the design of the main character (a failed attempt at creating a Vash/Alucard hybrid) just fell apart as the series progressed.
 
I actually liked Trinity Blood. I watched the whole series on Adult Swim Dubbed of course but I can't say my time watching it was wasted. It was entertaining. I just wish there was more of it. Right when everything is revealed the series kinda ends. Hell I wanted more.
 
[quote name='animemaniac14']read my sig for the answer to all your questions about trinity blood :whistle2:D[/quote]

I didn't find nothing in your blog, but I only skimmed it.
 
[quote name='Veronica Mars']I'm not really into the "Older" looking animation style.

Is this any good tho?[/QUOTE]


Teknoman is the dub of Tekkaman Blade, as a fan of the show though I was disappointed that they used the international dub intead of the UPN dub which I felt had better voices by far for the key characters. But back on topic, the animation was made back in the mid 90's, doesn't really look that old, it just doesn't have the cg glossy look of current anime. With all this said............ stay the hell away from it. If you ever see a deal on Tekkaman Blade then buy that instead, the dub is fine until the last set of episodes where stuff gets cut out right and left.


[quote name='ubermitchy']I watched it several years ago and thought it tries too hard to be like Trigun and Hellsing (at the same time!), and fails miserably at being good...

I still watched the whole series, hoping it would become good at some point. The plot was mildly interesting, but the design of the main character (a failed attempt at creating a Vash/Alucard hybrid) just fell apart as the series progressed.[/QUOTE]



I can't give too much of an informed opinion since I only saw vol 3 of the show, but this is the feeling I got from it. Some odd fusion of Trigun and Hellsing but didn't have the standards of either, I was utterly bored with the entire volume.
 
[quote name='coolsteel']Teknoman is the dub of Tekkaman Blade, as a fan of the show though I was disappointed that they used the international dub intead of the UPN dub which I felt had better voices by far for the key characters. But back on topic, the animation was made back in the mid 90's, doesn't really look that old, it just doesn't have the cg glossy look of current anime. With all this said............ stay the hell away from it. If you ever see a deal on Tekkaman Blade then buy that instead, the dub is fine until the last set of episodes where stuff gets cut out right and left.






I can't give too much of an informed opinion since I only saw vol 3 of the show, but this is the feeling I got from it. Some odd fusion of Trigun and Hellsing but didn't have the standards of either, I was utterly bored with the entire volume.[/quote]

I think they didnt use the upn dub because they never finnished the show. the international dub is the only one that got finnished.

I have all of tekkaman blade collections and i would also agree track those down first and watch them. Im going to get the teknoman set since its so cheap as a companion piece and something to have in the collection.

As for Trinity Blood that show really suffered from style over substance issues. Whenever it seemed like it was going to be more than cosplay fodder it seemed to say "screw it" and simply try to be cooler than it was. Hellsing did th is too, but was far brasher about it and in my opinon succeded for the most part. Trinity isnt a bad show, just not a remarkable one. But for six dollars you can do a whole hell of a lot worse.
 
My issues with Trinity Blood have largely been addressed already, but on top of the whole Trigun/Hellsing hybrid thing (which also happen to be two shows I can't stand, though Hellsing Ultimate is great), the whole series was one big uninspired yawnfest. It's like they took every anime cliche in the book and amassed them into the big, sloppy mess that is Trinity Blood. Barf.
 
[quote name='Veronica Mars']Anyone know is Mars Day Break is on sale still?[/quote]

I don't believe it's on sale anywhere with the exception of the 20% discount code through deepdiscount.

Deepdiscount:

Mars DayBreak (Anime Legends): $27.61 x 20% = $22.13
Mars DayBreak (Complete Collection): $31.51 x 20% = $25.21
 
[quote name='animemaniac14']if you haven't seen Noein GO BUY IT NOW! AMAZING SERIES! AND TO ANYONE WHO DISAGREES...I poop on your face :)[/quote]

Thirded. :D
 
[quote name='coolsteel']Jap or Eng?[/quote]

If you're asking me, it was in Japanese. I guess it wasn't so much annoying as it was unpleasant sounding. And since she's the main character, you hear it ALL THE TIME. Just my opinion, of course.
 
[quote name='Mugen Power']If you're asking me, it was in Japanese. I guess it wasn't so much annoying as it was unpleasant sounding. And since she's the main character, you hear it ALL THE TIME. Just my opinion, of course.[/QUOTE]



Can't say the voice bothers me , heard a thousand like it by now.

[quote name='chewster777']I could never get into Noein... Please don't poop on me![/QUOTE]


When it was released and groups were fansubbing it neither could I, think I got through about 5 episodes. Since manga released it so cheap I gave it another shot and pretty glad I did, some of the twists made it pretty enjoyable.
 
[quote name='coolsteel']Can't say the voice bothers me , heard a thousand like it by now.[/quote]

Not really, that was the first time I heard her voice and it was used in another series I can't recall that I instantly picked up, as well. My ear may just be more discerning than yours.
 
i thought the dub in the show was pretty damn good...but then again im sure there's those of you out there who make your index fingers on either hand into a Cross and hiss at the thought of English dubbing taking away from (insert angry protesting argument here)

and i forgive you poopster...i mean chewster :)
 
Japanese voices are a constant annoyance. The female, and sometimes even the male voices, would hit that higher note--a note only meant for dogs to hear. Especially when a male character does it, it sounds like they just suffered a brutal kick to their groins. Or they still haven't hit puberty. High voice versus deep voice; for whatever reason, the Japanese spoken language remains high. Not the least bit attractive I might say.

On another note, why is it that people seldom say the Japanese voice cast is terrible? Are they always perfectly flawless? I never quite understood the elite attitude whereby subtitles are always crowned king with the dubbed given peasant status.

For those hating dubs so much, quit speaking the English language and learn Japanese. Plus, that's really the ONLY way to watch RAW anime. But if you favor watching films whereby you cannot make sense of the actual spoken language BUT require the added subtitle element to grasp meaning of what's being said, then you're kidding yourself.
 
[quote name='strawberryshortcake']On another note, why is it that people seldom say the Japanese voice cast is terrible? Are they always perfectly flawless? I never quite understood the elite attitude whereby subtitles are always crowned king with the dubbed given peasant status.

For those hating dubs so much, quit speaking the English language and learn Japanese. Plus, that's really the ONLY way to watch RAW anime. But if you favor watching films whereby you cannot make sense of the actual spoken language BUT require the added subtitle element to grasp meaning of what's being said, then you're kidding yourself.[/quote]Since I don't understand japanese, it's a lot easier to not notice a bad audio track; with English, it can become apparent very fast.

Some English tracks are very good, I think: Chromartie High School, Cowboy Bebop, Fullmetal Alchemist. Of course it can sometimes depend on which language I heard it in first. I think Mikaru's voice in either language of Haruhi is damn annoying, but I can see why it's the way it is, and I think it was intentional.

I usually do prefer the Japanese track though, since then I can hear original tones and inflections, and read what is hopefully the best translation of what the characters are saying. With dubbing, it has to convey meaning, tone, and fit generally to what the mouths are doing, which can mean slight changes, usually nothing drastic. But watching in japanese with subs can give me a closer experience to what was originally intended.
 
[quote name='strawberryshortcake']On another note, why is it that people seldom say the Japanese voice cast is terrible? Are they always perfectly flawless? I never quite understood the elite attitude whereby subtitles are always crowned king with the dubbed given peasant status.[/quote]

Having grown up with half-assed dubbing, you get used to it over time. Then again I was born in the early 80's and it's very easy to go back and relive most cartoons from back then to hear some real trash. It's good to build up an immunity. Also, being born on Long Island means that I have developed a natural tolerance to overly high-pitched, nasally voices. They're all over the place!

I would guess the common excuse is that it's harder to discern bad acting when it's in another language. Lord knows I didn't start developing an ear for that sort of thing until I hit around AP Spanish in terms of my own language skills, and even then it was mostly hit-and-miss. Otherwise it's mostly listening for pitch and delivery but most people aren't going to notice anything awry unless it's peppered with awkward, stilted pauses.


For those hating dubs so much, quit speaking the English language and learn Japanese. Plus, that's really the ONLY way to watch RAW anime. But if you favor watching films whereby you cannot make sense of the actual spoken language BUT require the added subtitle element to grasp meaning of what's being said, then you're kidding yourself.
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Eh, at the end of the day people like what they like and they rag on what they don't. Best not to get upset over it, really, since most people won't listen to each other on the 'net anyway. So long as we're getting good releases for reasonable prices I'm happy enough. Then again, I'm an old fart so I'm glad to be as far away from the old "pay more for subs, good luck finding a store that has anime on VHS, setting up some SASE tapes so I can trade some old fansubs for some new, watching raws with a script in hand" days as possible. ;)
 
[quote name='strawberryshortcake']Japanese voices are a constant annoyance. The female, and sometimes even the male voices, would hit that higher note--a note only meant for dogs to hear. Especially when a male character does it, it sounds like they just suffered a brutal kick to their groins. Or they still haven't hit puberty. High voice versus deep voice; for whatever reason, the Japanese spoken language remains high. Not the least bit attractive I might say. [/quote]
I think the exact opposite in terms of dubs where you have a character that's supposed to be 10 years old, but sounds like he went through puberty while in the womb. Most anime are either over acted or not acted at all, and it doesn't help that there are only like a dozen voice actors.
It mostly has to do with the fact that it was created in Japan, so the voices naturally fit the characters, and when dubbed, it just seems like a lot of the dubbed voices are exactly the opposite. Of course, I'm sure American cartoons sound just as bad dubbed in the Japanese (with the exception of Power Puff Girls)
And, to point out one last thing,

[quote name='strawberryshortcake'] I never quite understood the elite attitude [/quote]

[quote name='strawberryshortcake']quit speaking the English language and learn Japanese. [/quote]
 
[quote name='GrilledWitOnions']Since I don't understand japanese, it's a lot easier to not notice a bad audio track; with English, it can become apparent very fast. [/quote]

This is one reason why sub-advocates should avoid jumping the gun on every dubbed product. Apparently, Japanese voice actors have gone through severe training to perfect their craft. And because of this, many sub-fans in know by default choose to believe the English track pales in comparison to the original Japanese track...DESPITE professional voice actors on this side of the bay also have gone through formal training.

[quote name='GrilledWitOnions']
I usually do prefer the Japanese track though, since then I can hear original tones and inflections, and read what is hopefully the best translation of what the characters are saying. With dubbing, it has to convey meaning, tone, and fit generally to what the mouths are doing, which can mean slight changes, usually nothing drastic. But watching in japanese with subs can give me a closer experience to what was originally intended.[/quote]

That's an issue as well. "Hopefully" the best translation of what the characters are saying. In reality, more often than not, hearing the actual dubbed language (whether it be English, Spanish, French, etc) gives a much, much better overall grasp of the story versus simply reading subtitles.

There are plenty of foreign films (i.e. Spanish, Chinese, French, etc, etc) that are subtitled for English speaking audience. And if you ask any group of Latin, Chinese, French, etc., etc. whom are also fluent in English to review the English translation of their respective films, they will more than likely say it's off base.

"Off base," meaning the screen limits the amount of words (subtitle) displayed per scene. Any series with heavy reliance on lengthy dialog, subtitles must be carefully selected even if it means extracting only the most important spoken words. For example, if a character were to speak 25 words per sentence (every time), the subtitle version likely will not have all 25 words translated. (Simply put, you can't have a one to one word ratio with translations.) It'll most likely have 12 or so maximum. On the other hand, the dubbed gives the character the benefit to speak more words than the bare "12" minimum necessary to express what was actually originally intended.

This is the reason why I believe the dubbed version is clearly much closer to the original Japanese track in anime, even if it means altering the meaning to a few trivial, insignificant, hard facts.

Let's say the Japanese track had this going: "Let's get out of here" versus the English track: "I think we should leave." This is one thing sub-fans have an issue with. But to be honest, it evokes the same meaning. Plus, keeping in tune with the original work is overrated anyways.

:) :)
 
C'mon, this thread doesn't need to go to "that" discussion does it? It's been beaten to death everywhere else. Everyone has their own stance as to what they think is best but in the end we all just want to watch and enjoy the anime right? Let's play nice 'kay?
 
[quote name='Kapwanil']

Then again, I'm an old fart so I'm glad to be as far away from the old "pay more for subs, good luck finding a store that has anime on VHS, setting up some SASE tapes so I can trade some old fansubs for some new, watching raws with a script in hand" days as possible. ;)[/QUOTE]

As someone else also born in the early 80s this just had me cracking up, I remember doing all of this, buying even one episode subbed on vhs was extremely expensive, thank God those days are over.


[quote name='strawberryshortcake']

This is the reason why I believe the dubbed version is clearly much closer to the original Japanese track in anime, even if it means altering the meaning to a few trivial, insignificant, hard facts.

Let's say the Japanese track had this going: "Let's get out of here" versus the English track: "I think we should leave." This is one thing sub-fans have an issue with. But to be honest, it evokes the same meaning. Plus, keeping in tune with the original work is overrated anyways.

:) :)[/QUOTE]


Alright here is my problem with what you just said, you make the assumption the dub is just changing little things here and there. That is a more recent trend, more dubs then I care to remember have changed the entire story around, thrown out plot points and just generally gone to town for no other reason then hey it sounds cool. I have no problem listening to the English language but the problem also is miscasting abounds in dubs, as someone mentioned earlier 11 year olds sound like grown men, female voices seem to be all over the place, either trying to emulate the japanese track or make something else entirely, etc, etc.




[quote name='bigl523']C'mon, this thread doesn't need to go to "that" discussion does it? It's been beaten to death everywhere else. Everyone has their own stance as to what they think is best but in the end we all just want to watch and enjoy the anime right? Let's play nice 'kay?[/QUOTE]

Completely agree, I mean at the very least this discussion should be in the anime thread in the off topic forum, not in a buying thread .
 
[quote name='Richard Kain']I've been interested in seeing Desert Punk. Does anyone think its worth $40? That seems like a good price for the Samurai 7 collection as well, but I wasn't overly enthused with that anime series. What is burst angel even about?[/QUOTE]

Desert Punk isn't worth the $40. Burst Angel is about boobs and explosions.

Now I just need to decide if the nicer Samurai 7 set is worth the extra $15 when compared to the upcoming Viridian Collection set... decisions, decisions!
 
[quote name='Kirin Lemon']Desert Punk isn't worth the $40. Burst Angel is about boobs and explosions.

Now I just need to decide if the nicer Samurai 7 set is worth the extra $15 when compared to the upcoming Viridian Collection set... decisions, decisions![/quote]


That's why I held off.
I don't know if booklets are worth the extra money :/
 
[quote name='Kirin Lemon']Burst Angel is about boobs and explosions.[/quote]
Also about giant robots and monsters. And it's actually fairly good, probably my favorite anime of the past few years.
 
desert punk to me is a better title than bakuretsu tenshi...the latter is a somewhat bland (again, to me) 13 ep series about evangelion look alike chicks who have this uneasy "tension" and have some mechas tossed in there...sunabouzu, on the other hand, is a bout a lecherous merc who goes around demand for money and/or sexual favors from his victimized clients...a fitting comedic series with the backdrop of a fairly realistic post-apocalyptic society...plus, it's 26 ep long, the $/ep ratio is better.
 
[quote name='jererjerer']desert punk to me is a better title than bakuretsu tenshi...the latter is a somewhat bland (again, to me) 13 ep series about evangelion look alike chicks who have this uneasy "tension" and have some mechas tossed in there...sunabouzu, on the other hand, is a bout a lecherous merc who goes around demand for money and/or sexual favors from his victimized clients...a fitting comedic series with the backdrop of a fairly realistic post-apocalyptic society...plus, it's 26 ep long, the $/ep ratio is better.[/QUOTE]

...Um, Burst Angel IS a 26 episode series. If it ain't, I wanna know what's on those other 3 discs in my artbox!

While I've only seen 1 episode of Desert Punk, I'd honestly say it's fairly similar in watchability to Burst Angel. Both are fairly 'light', popcorn-eating kinda shows where you wait for something to jiggle/explode/make a fart sound and giggle at it. Which one you like more depends on what you prefer to giggle at- the explosion or the fart jokes. Try and find the first episode of each to watch somewhere if you're not sure what to get.
 
[quote name='DuelLadyS']...Um, Burst Angel IS a 26 episode series. If it ain't, I wanna know what's on those other 3 discs in my artbox!

While I've only seen 1 episode of Desert Punk, I'd honestly say it's fairly similar in watchability to Burst Angel. Both are fairly 'light', popcorn-eating kinda shows where you wait for something to jiggle/explode/make a fart sound and giggle at it. Which one you like more depends on what you prefer to giggle at- the explosion or the fart jokes. Try and find the first episode of each to watch somewhere if you're not sure what to get.[/quote]


oops, seems like I did get my ep # wrong, oh well...I suppose I can try to stick my theory of paying less per ep by saying that 24 ep is still less than 26 ep...
 
While at best buy I noticed a lot of little mark downs, honestly wasn't paying a huge amount of attention but Devil May cry vol 2 with box was marked 12.99

Edit: Also INtial D second Stage set was 14.99, those are the only two I can remember
 
[quote name='coolsteel']While at best buy I noticed a lot of little mark downs, honestly wasn't paying a huge amount of attention but Devil May cry vol 2 with box was marked 12.99

Edit: Also INtial D second Stage set was 14.99, those are the only two I can remember[/quote]

Is the Devil May Cry an in-store mark down price only? Online pricing still has it at standard retail. If it's 12.99, I'm going down to Best Buy today. Will it show up as 12.99 on Best Buy's Kiosk?
 
[quote name='strawberryshortcake']Is the Devil May Cry an in-store mark down price only? Online pricing still has it at standard retail. If it's 12.99, I'm going down to Best Buy today. Will it show up as 12.99 on Best Buy's Kiosk?[/QUOTE]

Had a friend of mine call me about this , turns out that was a misprice. So nevermind on that one
 
INITIAL D: SECOND STAGE = 14.99?

(I just got off the phone. It is. Do I have to buy any other Initial D to get the story?)
 
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