http://www.gamestop....d-bundle/126334
just poped up on gamestop great deal...
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The Witcher III: Wild Hunt - Hearts of Stone Gwent Card Bundle @ gamestop.com $14.99
By dk drumin, Dec 02 2015 05:40 PM
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#6
CAGiversary!
Posted 02 December 2015 - 06:13 PM
I bought two of these at a GameStop on Saturday. They rang up at 10 each instead of the sticker price of 20, so you might want to check in store.
Thanks for telling us on Saturday. You're a real asset to the community... :P
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Posted 02 December 2015 - 06:19 PM
This doesn't include the game right? The dlc is $10 in the ps store, are the physical items worth the extra $5?
I just started the game, any input is appreciated. Thanks
Correct. I think the extras are worth $5.
Gwent is a lot of fun once you get the rules down.
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#11
Beautiful Plastic
Posted 02 December 2015 - 06:25 PM
Picked up a PS4 copy. Thanks OP.
Just a heads up, be mindful of what copy they give you. I asked for a PS4 copy but gave me a box where it had no slipcover with PlayStation markings on it. It was the XBO version with two UPC codes on the back. The smaller UPC code says something like "DLC code on receipt" and if scanned comes to to the $9.99 price of the base DLC.
Just a heads up, be mindful of what copy they give you. I asked for a PS4 copy but gave me a box where it had no slipcover with PlayStation markings on it. It was the XBO version with two UPC codes on the back. The smaller UPC code says something like "DLC code on receipt" and if scanned comes to to the $9.99 price of the base DLC.
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Posted 02 December 2015 - 06:28 PM
Picked up a PS4 copy. Thanks OP.
Just a heads up, be mindful of what copy they give you. I asked for a PS4 copy but gave me a box where it had no slipcover with PlayStation markings on it. It was the XBO version with two UPC codes on the back. The smaller UPC code says something like "DLC code on receipt" and if scanned comes to to the $9.99 price of the base DLC.
You should definitely report that on the tellgamestop.com site. That's awful.
#13
Beautiful Plastic
Posted 02 December 2015 - 06:36 PM
You should definitely report that on the tellgamestop.com site. That's awful.
Nah, it was an honest mistake. Their copies of both versions of the game were in the PS4 drawer and the XBO version didn't really have any identifying markers stating it was so.
It was just a good thing I was paying attention and got it switched out for the right version before I left the store.
#14
Posted 02 December 2015 - 06:38 PM
On the subject of the expansion pass, is there any reason to buy that over getting the DLC content individually? Hearts Of Stone and Blood & Wine will both be $9.99 so that comes out cheaper than the $25 pass. Or am I missing something?
#16
Posted 02 December 2015 - 07:17 PM
On the subject of the expansion pass, is there any reason to buy that over getting the DLC content individually? Hearts Of Stone and Blood & Wine will both be $9.99 so that comes out cheaper than the $25 pass. Or am I missing something?
Second one is bigger /costs more
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#18
Checkmate Arcade Co-Host
Posted 02 December 2015 - 07:21 PM
I bought two of these at a GameStop on Saturday. They rang up at 10 each instead of the sticker price of 20, so you might want to check in store.
You bought the XB1 version, which has a weird quirk. It has two codes that have to be scanned so you get both the cards & the DLC code. When done properly (before this sale) your receipt would have each item at around $10 each & a XB1 code for the DLC at bottom of receipt. PS4 version has a code in the box.
Just beware of this when buying the XB1 version.
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Posted 02 December 2015 - 07:22 PM
So they do carry Xbox One versions of this in store? Was going to buy a copy for my friend at my local Gamestop, but it says online only for the Xbox version
Mine didn't have any Xbox or PC.
With that said, I just got back from picking up my PS4 copy and it was $14.99 even. No tax since it's considered a digital items despite the extras.
#21
Checkmate Arcade Co-Host
Posted 02 December 2015 - 07:24 PM
On the subject of the expansion pass, is there any reason to buy that over getting the DLC content individually? Hearts Of Stone and Blood & Wine will both be $9.99 so that comes out cheaper than the $25 pass. Or am I missing something?
2nd DLC adds a new area that's supposedly the size of all of Witcher 2.
#22
Say it again
Posted 02 December 2015 - 07:25 PM
You bought it in-store? I'm SOL since I bought mine from GS.com and they don't have an extended return policy for online orders.
Yea, I only bought it because I seen it behind the register. Didn't really want it. I've been thinking about returning it lately because I didn't feel like $10 extra was worth it for cards.
For $15, I'll just keep it and call it a day.
#24
Checkmate Arcade Co-Host
Posted 02 December 2015 - 07:30 PM
So they do carry Xbox One versions of this in store? Was going to buy a copy for my friend at my local Gamestop, but it says online only for the Xbox version
Yes it will be in a box with zero Playstation markings on it.
#28
CAGiversary!
Posted 02 December 2015 - 07:40 PM
This doesn't include the game right? The dlc is $10 in the ps store, are the physical items worth the extra $5?
I just started the game, any input is appreciated. Thanks
This doesn't include the game right? The dlc is $10 in the ps store, are the physical items worth the extra $5?
I just started the game, any input is appreciated. Thanks
It includes the collector's edition of the game. Great deal.
#30
CAG Veteran
Posted 02 December 2015 - 07:50 PM
It includes the collector's edition of the game. Great deal.
What? No it's the first DLC Hearts of Stone ($9.99 alone) and the limited edition physical gwent cards that you could buy with it ($9.99 value)
Ahhh OK. Guess I'll go with the EP. Thanks guys.
The first DLC standalone "Hearts of Stone" is $9.99. The second DLC "Blood and Wine" will be $19.99 standalone. Expansion pass saves $5.
