Play-Asia are having one of their "25% off everything" sales right now, for the next 10 days. I bet all of the best stuff will go fast though.
The deal is, as long as it is in stock, and has been out for 30 days or more, it qualifies. Items will be getting restocked too.
Here's the details
I'll have a look through now and pick out some of the highlights.
Grand Theft Auto IV, Xbox 360 - £20.50 delivered
Condemned 2: Bloodshot, Xbox 360 - £17 delivered
The Bourne Conspiracy, Xbox 360 - £20.50 delivered
GRID, Xbox 360 - £20.50 delivered
Sega Superstars Tennis, Xbox 360 - £15 delivered
Naruto: Rise of a Ninja, Xbox 360 - £15 delivered
Component Cables, Wii - £5.50 delivered
Official White Gamecube Controller - £14.50 delivered
No More Heroes (USA version), Wii - £19.50 delivered
Okami (USA version), Wii - £19 delivered
Super Smash Bros. Brawl (USA version), Wii - £23.50 delivered
Gunstar Super Heroes, GBA - £7 delivered
bit Generations: Boundish, GBA - £5 delivered
bit Generations: Digidrive, GBA - £5 delivered
bit Generations: Coloris, GBA - £5 delivered
Jet Set Radio, Dreamcast - £5 delivered
Let me know if you see any good deals.
25% off everything at Play-Asia Sale!
The Government does not understand the internet
ID Cards.
I don't know if you feel strongly about them or not.
I completely understand the theoretical benefits to a unified compulsory ID system, however, the proposed implementation of ID cards is both highly flawed, and unlikely to realise any of those benefits in my opinion, and be very costly to the taxpayer.
Regardless of your opinion on the issue, I imagine that most of you think it is important to have a coherent and open public debate over the issue.
The government would probably like you to think it is supporting an open debate on the issue, it recently launched the 'debate forum' mylifemyid.org. Have a look over it, have a look at the information provided, and then have a close look at the forums.
It essentially amounts to propaganda. Every single government employee (the admins and mods) are towing the party line, supporting the ID cards plans 100%. Posts disagreeing with them are being edited, or even completely deleted, without a trace.
To register on the site, you are forced to give them personal information. You have to fork over your age, gender, location and current employment status. Which is one good way of scaring off privacy concious individuals.
Once you have registered, even if you uncheck every box regarding whether or not they can send you emails, your inbox will be bombarded with unsolicited, illegal, emails.
In addition to this, the government are using mine and your tax money to provide (what I hope is) free marketing to the following brands: Super Mario
Finding Nemo
Dilbert
Powerpuff Girls
Sonic the Hedgehog
and Batman
I don't care how kickass these brands may or may not be, my tax money should not be used to market them.
The forum code is terrible, up until a few minutes ago they were ordering posts with the oldest at the top. It frequently shows signatures twice, and the post ordering is in no way conducive to debate. The whole operation is geared towards being as spinable as possible. This government can't even put together a stable forum but they want us to trust them with a centralised database of our sensitive personal information?
I urge you to register and undermine it as much as possible.
If nothing else, this patronising drivel should not be the face of Britains youth:
Frontlines: Fuel of War - Special Edition, Xbox 360 - £17.95
Frontlines: Fuel of War - Special Edition, Xbox 360 - £17.95 delivered
Comes with:
Additional Content
Exclusive Art book
Limited edition T-shirt
Official Soundtrack
Poster
Cheers to Adam MacLeod for the tip off.
Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 - Legacy Edition, Xbox 360 - £10.99
Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 - Legacy Edition, Xbox 360 - £10.99 delivered
Guilty Gear XX Core, Wii - £2.99
Guilty Gear XX Core, Wii - £2.99 delivered
No idea if this entry in the series is any good, but at that price I am willing to take the risk.
Update: Looks like it's sold out now, hopefully they will honour my order.
House of the Dead 2 and 3 Return, Wii - £12.99
House of the Dead 2 and 3 Return, Wii - £12.99 delivered
Puzzle Quest - Challenge of the Warlords, PS2 - £3
Puzzle Quest - Challenge of the Warlords, PS2 - £3 delivered
Gameplay Sale Now on
Gameplay Sale Now on.
I'm having a look through it all for the best deals now ;D
Trauma Centre: Second Opinion, Wii - £12.49
Trauma Centre: Second Opinion, Wii - £12.49 collect in store.
Reserve it here and then take this printout along, and get them to pricematch + 10% of the difference. Comes out as £12.49 by my maths.
Burnout: Paradise, PS3 - £15.77
Burnout: Paradise, PS3 - £15.77 collect in store.
Reserve it here and then take this printout along, and get them to pricematch + 10% of the difference. Comes out as £15.77 by my maths.
Burnout: Paradise, Xbox 360 - £15.79
Burnout: Paradise, Xbox 360 - £15.79 collect in store.
Reserve it here and then take this printout along, and get them to pricematch + 10% of the difference. Comes out as £15.79 by my maths.
Army Of Two, Xbox 360 - £15.79
Army Of Two, Xbox 360 - £15.79 collect in store.
Reserve it here and then take this printout along, and get them to pricematch + 10% of the difference. Comes out as £15.79 by my maths.
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