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The words 'price crash', and 'clear out' spring to mind.
No new titles in store, all remaining games £24.99 or less to clear, official pads £15.98.
GC shelves half empty, and not being re-stocked.
Even worse, their new games catalogue doesn't make any mention the GC, as if it never happened.
So, cheap consoles may boost sales short term, but no-one's gonna be buying their GCs from Dixons in the very near future.
V.
Obviously I don't really care, I love my GC, and the satisfying number of excellent games, but stores that choose to support XBox and drops GC?
Purleez...
(Shame on you, Dixons)
> Still, the PS2 stuff didn't seem badly priced, GTA3 for £23,
Isn't GTA3 platinum now?
Still, the PS2 stuff didn't seem badly priced, GTA3 for £23, VC for £30, and a free (3rd party) pad with every game over £35.
Multiplayer rocks equally. Top stuff.
> Okay, pikmin is pretty unique, but (imo) ssbm wasn't anything that
> special.
Smash Brothers is the most uniquely fantastic multiplayer game around!
Still, I suppose that's useless if you have no one to play against...
Okay, pikmin is pretty unique, but (imo) ssbm wasn't anything that special.
DVD player, decent online blah.
Oh, cube's 56k compatibility though... ahhhh...
> Any other games can be offset by good xbox/ps2 alternatives.
Apart from the quirky and multiplayer games, don't forget!
Pikmin, Animal Crossing etc rule the quirky roost while Smash Brothers, Mario Kart etc hold the multiplayer crown. :-)