7 Tips To Save Money On GameStop Purchases.

7 Tips To Save Money On GameStop Purchases.

Having been an avid gamer for the last few years, I have learned a trick or two when it comes to saving money on games and getting the best deals. Below are 7 ways I have learnt to save moeny on my game purchases.

#1 There are a number of websites that collect all the GameStop Coupons available each month. You can usually find a GameStop coupon that gives you free shipping or 10 - 15% off.

#2 Check out the GameStop website for their daily deals. It is hard to predict what the daily deal will be for, but I have got some pretty good deals in the past.

#3 Keep an eye on GameStops weekly ad at www.gamestop.com/weeklyad for their weekly deals.

#4 If you know you are going to purchase a certain game it is often beneficial to pre-order it. GameStop often have exclusive bonus content for pre-orders.

#5 Sign up for a GameStop Rewards card as this offers great savings if you buy games frequently.

#6 Combine coupons: Most of the GameStop Coupons that you will come across will specify that they can not be combined with other coupons, but often I have found that free shipping coupons can be combined with other x% off coupons.

#7 Use GameStops download service: If you are not too bothered about having the game box or disc, then downloading games from GameStop's download service is often my cost effective.

I hope I have given you guys some valuable tips and that you will be able to reduce your Gamestop bill i the future. If you have any other tips, please leave them in the comments below and I will add them to this hub. Eventually I hope this Hub will be able to offer gamers the best tips for reducing the cost of their gaming habbit.

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Black Friday At Gamestop

Hope you all had a great thanksgiving and are ready for some crazy black friday deals! GameStop have just realesed their deals for tomorrow.


Highlighted Black Friday Deals

$20 Off Fallout New Vegas
50% off Killzone 2
50% off Infamous
$20 Off Fable 3
$20 Off Halo Reach
$10 Off Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit

Make sure you checkout GameStop Coupons Online for a GameStop Coupon.

GameStop Offers First-Ever Preorder Bonus for DLC

GameStop is offering the first-ever preorder bonus for DLC to gamers who preorder the Halo Reach Noble Map Pack at its retail locations in the U.S.

Things are rough for retailers of digital products. Just ask the people at Blockbuster, the once-mighty behemoth of the video rental business that stumbled into Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in September. There aren't many specialty retailers more vulnerable to a similar fate than GameStop but the company is doing what it can to dodge that bullet.

Its latest gambit is a mix of old and new: Offering the tried-and-true preorder bonus reward with in-store orders for downloadable content, specifically the Noble Map Pack for Halo Reach. Gamers who preorder the DLC from GameStop will also get the exclusive Mark V Spartan Flaming Helmet.
The process is simple. Instead of buying the DLC through normal channels, pop into your local GameStop, sign up for the free "PowerUp Rewards" program and then lay down your cash. On November 30 a Noble Map Pack DLC code will be delivered to the "Downloads and Add-Ons" section of your account, along with an avatar code for the Flaming Helmet. Pricing for the DLC will be the same through GameStop as it is on Xbox Live: $9.99 or 800 Microsoft points.

So, smart move? The downside is that you have to get off the couch and drag yourself to GameStop; the upside is that for the same amount of money, you get extra stuff. It seems like a pretty solid strategy to me and I wouldn't be surprised to see other big game retailers testing similar waters pretty soon. And hey, it wouldn't kill you to go outside and get some fresh air once in awhile, either.
For more information about GameStop's Halo Reach Noble Map Pack offer, check out gamestop.com.

Source:[http://www.escapistmagazine.com/]

Virgin Gaming, 2K Sports and GameStop Partner to Give Gamers the Chance to Win $50,000 with the NBA® 2K11 Online Launch Tournament

Bragging rights are officially on the line as Virgin Gaming^TM, 2K Sports^TM and GameStop^TM begin their search for the best Ballers on PlayStation^® 3 to compete for $50,000 in cash prizes in their new NBA^®2K11 Online Launch Tournament.

Beginning November 5, 2010, gamers can register at VirginGaming.com/NBA2K11 to compete in NBA 2K11 and attempt to move up the Virgin Gaming leaderboards to secure a spot as one of the top 256 players. Once the field is established, the pressure gets ratcheted up as those with the best game look to snare a coveted spot in the finals. The top eight players will then get whisked to the Virgin Gaming Red Room in Las Vegas where they will square off face-to-face and compete to claim the $25,000 grand prize and the bragging rights as the best NBA 2K11 Baller in the country.

Open to all eligible competitors in the United States, fans who purchase a copy of NBA 2K11 for PlayStation 3 at GameStop will receive an in-pack code for entry into the NBA 2K11 Online Launch Tournament. Complete tournament details can be found online at VirginGaming.com/NBA2K11.

“While I may not have been blessed with the physical attributes or abilities to compete in the NBA, I can break some ankles with my cross-over move in NBA 2K11,” said Zachary Zeldin, Vice President and Co-Founder of Virgin Gaming. “We’re very excited to be working with both 2K Sports and GameStop to give the Virgin Gaming community the opportunity to prove that they’re the best on the virtual court in one of the most competitively played games on the tournament scene.”
“We value the strong communities that have developed around our products and are always considering new and exciting ways to support them,” said Jason Argent, Vice President of Marketing at 2K Sports. “Virgin Gaming’s platform, tournament expertise and unrivaled prize structure gives us another great mechanism to recognize our fans, and we can’t wait to present the prize money to the winners.”

2K Sports is a division of 2K, a publishing label of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO).

About Virgin Gaming

Introduced in June 2010, Virgin Gaming is the premier destination for competitive console gamers to meet, challenge and play in head-to head and tournament challenges for cash, points and prizes. With an array of proprietary features, including a Fair Play Guarantee^TM (with automatic results validation), a secure payment back end, and a Community Reputation Management System, Virgin Gaming allows gamers of all skill levels from around the world to safely and easily compete in some of their favorite multiplayer games. A leading-edge convergence of competitive online gaming and video games, Virgin Gaming offers robust community features with member pages, clan support, invitational tournaments, stats tracking, news, information, and more. For additional information, visit http://VirginGaming.com.

No Purchase Necessary

A purchase or payment of any kind will not improve your chances of winning. Open to legal U.S. residents, excluding residents of Arizona, Connecticut, Maryland, North Dakota and Vermont, who are 18 years of age or older. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED OR RESTRICTED BY LAW. Tournament runs from November 5, 2010 at 12:01 am ET to February 20, 2011 at 11:59 pm ET, and will include a tournament qualifying period, semi-finals and a final round. Entry and Prize restrictions apply. For prizes, odds of winning and other details go to Official Tournament Rules at VirginGaming.com/NBA2K11. These condensed rules, and the full rules as contained within this website, supersede all previous versions of rules written and/or published for the Tournament.
VIRGIN and the Virgin Signature logo are trademarks of Virgin Enterprises Limited and are used under license.

"PlayStation" and the "PS" Family logo are registered trademarks and “PS3” is a trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.

All trademarks and copyrights contained herein are the property of their respective holders.
 

Source [http://www.kansascity.com/2010/10/06/2281341/virgin-gaming-2k-sports-and-gamestop.html]

Fallen Earth $20 Savings and Exclusive Item Only at GameStop

Cary, NC - October 8, 2010 - Fallen Earth, LLC and leading game retailer, GameStop today announced a special, limited-time promotion for customers of the post-apocalyptic massively multiplayer online game (MMO), Fallen Earth. For a limited time, customers who purchase Fallen Earth: Blood Sports through GameStop (in stores and online) will receive $20 instant savingssetting the discounted price of a boxed copy at only $9.99. In addition, customers who purchase via GameStop will also receive an exclusive in-game Prairie Chicken Mount. This limited-time promotion starts October 8 and runs through October 22. Players and fans are encouraged to find their local GameStop and pick up a copy today! For more information about Fallen Earth, visit http://www.fallenearth.com. Source [http://www.mpogd.com/news/?ID=6816]

GameStop won't stock Medal of Honor on U.S. bases

GameStop stores on base at Army & Air Force Exchange Service installations across the world will no longer advertise and will not stock copies of the upcoming first-person shooter Medal of Honor, which includes a multiplayer mode that allows players to take on U.S. soldiers as members of the Taliban. 

When asked if the U.S. military requested this action, AAFES spokesperson Judd Anstey said, "No, sir." This decision, Anstey said, comes from the AAFES. "No one requested it. It was a determination made by this entity, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service."

The person ultimately responsible for the decision is Major General Bruce Casella, the commander of the Army & Air Force Exchange Service, who said in a statement that "out of respect to those we serve, we will not be stocking this game. We regret any inconvenience this may cause authorized shoppers, but are optimistic that they will understand the sensitivity to the life and death scenarios this product presents as entertainment. As a military command with a retail mission, we serve a very unique customer base that has, or possibly will, witness combat in real life.”

Preorders from a GameStop at an AAFES will be transferred to the nearest off-base GameStop location. The situation grows a little less clear when it comes to used copies of Medal of Honor once a soldier wants to trade in the game at a GameStop on an AAFES installation.

"Since the game's not been released yet, we're still working through those details," Anstey says. "Certainly, this is exclusive to the newest incarnation of the game."

We also contacted GameStop and Medal of Honor publisher EA for comment.
Anstey says that the AAEFS is part of the Department of Defense but that it doesn't receive tax dollars -- revenue comes from sales at its exchanges.

This isn't the first time a product has been made unavailable on military bases. In 1996, Congress passed the Military Honor and Decency Act, which bars the sale of "sexually explicit material." It was challenged on First Amendment grounds, and the U.S. appeals court upheld the law in 2002.

UPDATE: Judd Anstey of the Army & Air Force Exchange Service Public Affairs issued this statement Tuesday, reaffirming the AAFES' decision to not allow on-base GameStops to carry Medal of Honor. "The Army & Air Force Exchange Service’s position concerning stocking the newest Medal of Honor video game remains unchanged as its facilities have no plans to carry the title," Antsey said in the statement.

AAFES Commander Major General Bruce Cassella said in the statement, "Out of respect to those touched by the ongoing, real-life events presented as a game, Exchanges will not be carrying this product. While we regret any inconvenience this may cause, our position is consistent with the direction stated a month ago. I expect the military families who are authorized to shop the Exchange are aware, and understanding, of the decision not to carry this particular offering."

UPDATE 2: In regard to the AAFES' continued stance on not carrying Medal of Honor, EA Senior Public Relations Manager Amanda Taggart says, "We respect AAFES' authority to decide what's best for their customers. EA has not asked for, and does not expect, a change in the Defense Department's decision to restrict the availability of Medal of Honor on bases."

Source [http://www.gamepro.com/article/news/216354/no-medal-of-honor-on-bases-update/]

GameStopCouponsOnline.com - The Best Selection Of GameStop Coupons On The internet.

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Get Fallen Earth: Blood Sports For $9.99 + Exclusive Bonus Content!

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