Pick any two of these games, and get both for £25 delivered. Here are some of the highlights -
DS
Touchmaster
Sims 2
Sims 2: Pets
Theme Park DS
Sim City DS
Bust-A-Move DS
Sonic Rush
Lost Magic
PSP
Medal Of Honor: Heroes
Sega Mega Drive Collection
Virtua Tennis 3
Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars
Tiger Woods Pga Tour '07
Sonic Rivals
Monster Hunter
Loco Roco
Peter Jacksons King Kong
Lumines 2
Hot Brain
Fifa 07
Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops
Tom Clancys Rainbow Six: Vegas
Lemmings
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
The Warriors
Crush
Pro Evolution Soccer 6
Killzone: Liberation
Scarface: Money Power Respect
Gangs Of London: Platinum
Game Crash Tag Team Racing
WRC
After Burner
Midnight Club 3: Dub Edition
Everybodys Golf
Daxter
Pursuit Force
M.A.C.H. (Modified Air Combat Heroes)
Capcom Classics Remix
Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded
2 DS or PSP Games For £25
Me & My Katamari, PSP - £4.95
Me & My Katamari, PSP - £4.95 delivered
I have used these guys before and had no trouble, but I have heard of other people receiving games from them in bad condition. I think they sometimes sell used stuff without making a distinction. This is a great price though, so if that doesn't bother you then I say go for it.
Sony Playstation 3 60GB version - £349.99
Sony Playstation 3 60GB version - £349.99 delivered
This is the discontinued model which has backwards compatibility with both PS2 and PS1 games, whereas the 40GB model no in production only plays PS1 games.
It also supports SACD playback, which the 40GB version does not.
Microsoft tries to get gaming writer fired - My stance.
PA forumer Squirminator2k has recently been having some trouble with his Xbox live billing, he moved from the UK to the USA, and Microsoft's system seems to be unable to deal with this.
Whilst trying to fix this issue, he has been hung up on, had emails ignored, been told to move back to the UK (!) and now, Microsoft has taken it to a new low. They have tried to get him fired from his job.
Ben Paddon - "I’ve been given the go-ahead to discuss what has happened concerning my Microsoft issue. It’s a particularly big thing, so you may want to sit down.
I write for a couple of gaming websites at the moment - RealVG, which I helped found in 2006, and GamePartisan, which I’ve been writing for on and off since 2003. My relationship with GP has seen its ups and downs, but right now it’s at a high point and I can only see good things going for that site in the future. So, apparently, do Microsoft.
Yesterday, A Microsoft rep spoke with Jonny DeViney, the Editor in Chief of GamePartisan. While I can’t discuss the ins and outs of what the phone call involved, I can tell you that Microsoft asked DeViney to drop me from the Editorial team - to “remove any potential sources of contention” between the site and Microsoft. I’m not sure what DeViney’s answer was exactly, but the general jist of it from what I’ve heard is that he told them to take their hand and go fuck themselves.
Not content with denying me my request to be able to, y’know, pay for my Xbox Live services, they’ve now taken to flat-out attacking me by trying to lose me a writing job. Well, no. I’m very thankful that DeViney has decided to back me on this one - it would have been so easy for him to shove me out the door, and he would have valid reason to given I haven’t written anything for GP in weeks. I’ll be writing an article about this which will be going up on GP tonight, or tomorrow morning at the latest.
The gloves are off now."
This whole situation is disgusting, and I can't believe that Microsoft would treat any of its customers like this.
I have a moral obligation to my readership, I can't just let things like this go by without doing what I can.
I will not be sending any business Microsoft's way until this issue is acceptably resolved. I won't post any bargains for Xbox or other Microsoft products until Microsoft has made a full apology. I encourage you to consider whether this is a company that you want to fund with your hard earned cash.
Full details of the whole ordeal can be found here.
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