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Xbox/PS2 Games

  • 08-04-2004 8:04am
    #1
    Big Nelly
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    As you seen PCWorld cleared out all there stock of PC games at great value over the last week or so. I have heard from a bloke that works in PCWorld that they are moving all ther Xbox and PS2 games over to Dixons and in the next week or so they are going to do the same. Clear out all there stock so all games will be reduced to low prices to get rid.

    So keep a look out in the local Dixons and also PCWorld for this to happen!! not 100% but he seemed pretty sure!!

    Will update if I hear more...he said he wud txt a day or 2 before but sometimes they r not even told till the morning when they have to put up the new prices


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    smiaras
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  • #3
    savemejebus
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    dixons have reduced all except their top ten games to either €9.97 or €14.99. was in the limk branch today when they started repricing and picked up a nice few games at bargain prices - beyond good and evil for 9.97, fifa 2004, 14.99, indiana jones and emperors tomb etc. you get the idea.

    just to note, if they still have the signs (top games for €24.99) up, you can get true crime streets of LA reduced too, as it is in the poster


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