Entries in 'discounts' (11)
Discounting hits Aussie retailers
It is regarded by many as a phenomenon unique to the UK video games market, but savage price wars are now spreading further afield.
OPINION: What today's 3DS launch says about retail
Today’s 3DS launch has been proceeded by one of the most strangely competitive retail battles we’ve ever seen.
DC Universe discounts extended
Those hoping to sample Sony Online Entertainment's PS3 and PC superhero MMO DC Universe Online will be pleased to hear that the publisher has extended its discounted subscription offer for ...
DSi sales soar
DSi sales have leapt 40 per cent every week since Nintendo lowered the trade price last month.
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Sony cuts Minis prices
From tomorrow a number of PlayStation Minis titles will go on sale for two weeks, with savings of between 50p and £1.50. The cuts come as part of what Sony ...
Microsoft cuts Games-On-Demand prices
Xbox 360 platform holder Microsoft has cut the price of a number of titles on its Xbox Live Games-On-Demand service in several territories – but not, it seems, in the ...
Tesco sales rise year-on-year
Leading UK supermarket chain Tesco has seen its annual Q3 sales increase 2.8 per cent year-on-year with ‘heavy discounting’ named as one of the chief reasons for its success.
High Street sales reach unprecedented pre-Xmas levels
New research from PricewaterhouseCoopers show that 82 per cent of UK High Street retailers are now offering significant sales or reductions in an effort to get shoppers spending money in ...
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Asda eyes gaming in festive price campaign
UK supermarket chain Asda has implemented its planned range of festive discounts across over 4000 of its in-store products this week, and has highlighted its game offering in the process.
Wii games head to bargain bin fastest
A new study by Electronic Entertainment Design and Research claims that Wii titles are far more likely to receive an early publisher wholesale discount than titles for either Xbox 360 ...
Blu-Ray promotions step up a gear
Though the final official confirmation is not expected to arrive until tomorrow, it seems that the world has accepted that the long-fought hi-def format war is at and end ...
