I still see it for $20.I'm guessing deal is dead since it went back up to $40
EDIT: Stupid phone double posted.I'm guessing deal is dead since it went back up to $40
Its just for online only, in store is still listed as $40. I just called and confirmed with my local GS store.I'm guessing deal is dead since it went back up to $40
I played the demo, and in my opinion, it was too big of a pain to ever consider buying the game.
It takes some getting used to, but you can customize the size and location of the virtual dpad on the touch screen and there's a lock-on camera/targeting computer that makes it really easy to control once you get the hang of it. I put about seventy hours on the game before I got a CPP, and while I think the CPP is a GREAT add-on and totally worth the price just for this game [in my opinion], I still take Monster Hunter out of the house/on the road without it some times. Between a 3DS XL with and without the Circle Pad Pro and a Wii U with the Gamepad/Classic Controller/Pro/Pro Controller U, I've put over 360 hours into MH3U. I don't have any problem controlling it no matter what I'm using. Being able to save customized touch screen panel sets makes it super easy to switch between systems and control setups.
The demo doesn't have any sort of learning curve, doesn't explain the mechanics of the game or what it's about, and isn't indicative of full experience. It might not be for everyone, or you might need to gitt gudd.
Odd it still says $40 for me on my phone and ipad,I'll check my pc when I get home.
So if I go through the online ordering process, and when I get to Handling Options in Checkout I select Pick Up At Store, and I select the store from a list page that continues to show the $19.99 price - when I pick it up in store they'll charge me $40? And likely give me a gutted copy?
Last I checked the only "in-store pickup" option that Gamestop offered was more a "we'll hold this item for you until you come buy it" sort of layaway thing.
They do stack. CAG16 only works on used games however :/
They call it PickUp@Store, if we're getting detailed about it, and it's integrated into the online order process (as I said, it's one of the Handling Options at checkout, which implies it's just another way of fulfilling your online order at the advertised online price). However, I agree with your description of how it seems to be implemented (they just hold it for you, but the transaction is apparently the same as if you walked in cold without ever having gone through the online order process). Contrast this to BestBuy.com, where you get an order number even when you select in-store pickup, and the price shown on the site is the price you pay in store when you pick up your item.
Yes, their PickUp@Store is the exact thing that I was just describing. I've done it before and that's exactly what it is.
I know it's for used games only. I had a used game in my cart the other day, and no matter what I tried I couldn't get the two discounts to stack.
I was talking about the controls on the 3DS version. The game is rad, I'd just prefer to play it on a system with two joysticks.
I dunno. I already got a complete physical copy used from Gamestop late last year/early this year for $13.xx and tax after discounts but I'm considering buying a digital copy (for both my 3DS and Wii U) if it ever goes back on sale in the eShop for $19.99. Did that with Resident Evil Revelations on the Wii U a couple weeks back for $19.99 from the eShop and glad I did
Fixed.
This too.
