Amazon have now reduced their prices to £32.00, which means that if you pre-ordered yourself a copy, they will honor it and give you back the difference

“Pre-order Price Guarantee: order now and if the Amazon.co.uk price decreases between the time you place your order and the release date, you’ll be charged the lowest price. Here’s how (terms and conditions apply)”

Sainsbury adverts suggest that it will be £26 while stocks last.
Morrisons have been reported to be selling it for £30.
Asda have been reported to be selling it for £32.
Tesco have been reported to be selling it for £39.37.

However, hold your horses. Currys will match the cheapest price, but not only that, they will also give you an extra 10% off. You need to bring proof of the price, so buy the daily mail and there’s an advert in there for sainsburys selling it for £26. The down side it that they wont be open at midnight tonight.

Some quick calculations:
10% of £26 = £2.60
£26 – £2.60 = £23.40

An amazing £23.40 for a brand new game! Watch this space!

It does state that applications can take “6-8 weeks” but what are they doing at the student finance departments across the country, sitting on their arse, eating Haribo, watching YouTube? I don’t know if you have heard but over 150,000 students in England are with out student loans!

Granted there is a larger volume of students applying for university this year due to the recession, but the way I see it why didn’t they employ more staff to compensate? This way there would have been less unemployment, spark the economy…and BOOM solve the student loan fiasco. Or am I barking up the wrong tree here?

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