Call of Duty: World at War, Xbox 360 – £12.99
Call of Duty: World at War, Xbox 360 – £12.99 delivered
Call of Duty: World at War, PS3 – £12.99
Call of Duty: World at War, PS3 – £12.99 delivered
That’s preowned
Demon’s Soul, PS3 – £30.19
Demon’s Soul, PS3 – £30.19 delivered
Chinese version, which has English voices and text, just has a Chinese manual.
I am pretty sure there is no other meaningful differences between this and the USA release. Confirm/Deny?
Update:
Colbert brings the knowledge in the comments.
50 Cent: Blood on the Sand, Xbox 360 – £11.29
50 Cent: Blood on the Sand, Xbox 360 – £11.29 delivered
Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise, Xbox 360 – £4.99
Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise, Xbox 360 – £4.99 delivered
Napoleon: Total War [Imperial Edition], PC – £17.99
Napoleon: Total War [Imperial Edition], PC – £17.99 delivered
Includes a bunch of “DLC” that they aren’t including with the normal version.
And we’re back
Hey folks.
I had a great time at PC Gamer, everyone I met from PC Gamer, Edge and NGamer were very friendly. As were the two Future receptionists I spoke to a fair bit. Although one guy from one of the other magazines had a very annoying laugh.
I spent the week on a laptop (the one Rich spent a week for the feature in this month’s issue), and did a few different things. Some research into the Digital Distribution market, some time playing a fairly rubbish strategy game, a load of time in Minecraft, and surfing the internet for amazing videos of Just Cause 2, and a few other bits and bobs..
Bath is a nice place, although easy to get lost in. Thanks Nokia for the free SatNav.
I’m back and at my PC now, so normal SavyGamer service shall be resuming, I hope you didn’t all go crazy and buy games at RRP from the highstreet whilst I was gone. Thanks Tim and everyone else from PC Gamer, I appreciated the opportunity.