November 10, 201510 yr Does anyone have any experience of trading games in at Game using the price-match promise? CEX's website is offering more than Game's but I would like to trade in at Game to use the credit for a new, not used game. Would taking in a print screen of CEX's offers be enough? I've heard some people say you don't need to bring anything and they do it themselves, and others say they are very strict and need official proof of an offer from a store within a one-mile radius.
November 10, 201510 yr Does anyone have any experience of trading games in at Game using the price-match promise? CEX's website is offering more than Game's but I would like to trade in at Game to use the credit for a new, not used game. Would taking in a print screen of CEX's offers be enough? I've heard some people say you don't need to bring anything and they do it themselves, and others say they are very strict and need official proof of an offer from a store within a one-mile radius. I do it every time I trade in. I look up the game I am trading in on the CEX website on my phone and then when you trade in your game they'll ring it up on the till and probably say they'll give you half the amount CEX would. Just say "can you price match with CEX" and then show them the web page of the game you're trading in but make sure they better the price by £1 as well, sometimes they only go to match it and not better it. Don't be afraid to ask! Never had any problems doing it this way and it's a really great way for me to be able to regularly buy new games because CEX's trade in prices are generally quite high. Edited November 10, 201510 yr by ForeverCarefree
November 10, 201510 yr Playing thru Deus Ex again You hyped for the new one coming out early next year?
November 10, 201510 yr I do it every time I trade in. I look up the game I am trading in on the CEX website on my phone and then when you trade in your game they'll ring it up on the till and probably say they'll give you half the amount CEX would. Just say "can you price match with CEX" and then show them the web page of the game you're trading in but make sure they better the price by £1 as well, sometimes they only go to match it and not better it. Don't be afraid to ask! Never had any problems doing it this way and it's a really great way for me to be able to regularly buy new games because CEX's trade in prices are generally quite high. Cheers!
November 10, 201510 yr Playing thru Deus Ex again Haha, good luck with Invisible War. I'm not sure I could play through that one again.
November 10, 201510 yr Never played Ivisible War. Just the first one and Human Revolution. Yes, I'll defintely be getting the new one next year
November 13, 201510 yr What a week. I get a new fallout, now this:- ”For kids growing up in the early 90s, the Commodore Amiga was the pinnacle of gaming hardware. It was no doubt helped by classic titles like Sensible Soccer and Cannon Fodder, which were the brainchild of Sensible Software founder Jon Hare. It's been eight years since the last Sensible Soccer game hit the Xbox 360, but with Codemasters still holding on to the licence, Hare's decided it's about time for a reboot: Sociable Soccer. Social Soccer swaps the gorgeous player renders and 3D animations you'd find in FIFA 16 or Pro Evolution Soccer for a birds-eye view and tiny little stickmen. It's designed to mimic the fast-paced action of its predecessor, complete with humorous slide tackles and ballooning long balls, but will be given modern features like online multiplayer, customisable player avatars and clan-based online leagues. It'll also be cross-platform, allowing you to take on your mates on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. However, like many modern reboots, the developers need money to make it happen. Hare and his Finnish development team (who have worked on Max Payne, Alan Wake and Quantum Break in the past) have taken to Kickstarter to raise development funds, setting a lofty target of £300,000. However, given that Hare had a £1 million budget to development Sensible Soccer 98 on PC only, the target doesn't seem quite so high. Should Sociable Soccer reach its goal, Hare aims to release the game on all three platforms by the end of 2016, joining the reboot of another Amiga footballing classic: Dino Dini's Kick Off." A.bloody.mazing.....
November 13, 201510 yr Bought need for speed this week. Handling is a bit of an acquired taste but not too bad. Edited November 13, 201510 yr by Chelsea190512
November 14, 201510 yr Loved Sensible Soccer back in the day. What a game. I wonder why no other football game back then used that same ball "control" technique. Maybe it was too difficult to learn.
November 14, 201510 yr I want a new Lemmings also, that was excellent on the Amiga, bloody good soundtrack also! Who remembers this That was our GTA back in the day!
November 15, 201510 yr I wonder why no other football game back then used that same ball "control" technique. Maybe it was too difficult to learn. I wonder why they can't/won't do the whole ball control thin on Ps4. It would make FIFA harder.
November 19, 201510 yr Need some advice with MGS. I've just done mission 42, the extreme archica one. Read through the rest of the missions, they seem like repeats. I want to finish it and get another game but I've been disappointed with the 2nd chapter - lots of repeated missions and annoying missions. Mission 50 is just repeat of it previously, beating Sulthrelpous. And trying to unlock mission 43 seems to be difficult? Any advice?
November 21, 201510 yr I've downloaded the Battlefront trial from EA Access. It gives me 10 hours and it's pretty good so far. No single player campaign is a bit crap but multiplayer and coop are fun. I'm not sure if it's worth £40 though - the content does seem a bit bare.
November 22, 201510 yr If someone made a massive, open-world game, in the Skyrim/Fallout style, of Pokemon. I would buy the sh*t out of that game.
November 22, 201510 yr I wonder why they can't/won't do the whole ball control thin on Ps4. It would make FIFA harder. I guess they don't want to make it too hard because they would lose the more casual players. And I guess they'd have to do a complete overhaul of their game engine to do that and I guess they wouldn't want to spend all the money and effort AND then risk alienating many of the franchise's fans.
November 22, 201510 yr I've downloaded the Battlefront trial from EA Access. It gives me 10 hours and it's pretty good so far. No single player campaign is a bit crap but multiplayer and coop are fun. I'm not sure if it's worth £40 though - the content does seem a bit bare. That's because it is bare and they are going to charge you another £40 for content which should have been in the game from the start.
November 22, 201510 yr That's because it is bare and they are going to charge you another £40 for content which should have been in the game from the start. Yep. Can't see it being worth buying the full game. I'll get it when the price drops after Christmas though. Or just wait until it comes onto EA Access in a year. Edited November 22, 201510 yr by RichardCFC
November 26, 201510 yr Anyone getting Just Cause or Tom Clancey? I'll be getting Just Cause. Not Rainbow Six Siege but Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands looks really good - coming out next year. Never played a Tom Clancy game but this looks awesome.
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