Another click frenzy sale… some good prices on Wii U stuff if you're in the market for some, and can wait for delivery.
ZombiU for Wii U for $52.76
WowHD - 15% off Everything Today, 20% off DVD/BD (Excl Pre-Orders), 20% off Games
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Sorry I never buy from them before, are the PC games retail DVD copies or digital downloaded version?
They're hard copies. Shipped from the UK.
Some great CD prices there.
I've not used the former CD-WOW in a long time.
Are they reliable these days?I believe so. Have purchased some BluRay box sets recently, came in one piece. They are owned by the same parent company as Video Ezy, hence the 20% off sale on the same day! Guess that's why Video Ezy's online prices are so cheap (for games, at least) nowadays.
Still waiting for my copy of Assassin's Creed III. I pre-ordered it, but they didn't actually ship it until 6 days after release. It's been 15 days since then, and my mailbox is still empty.
I'm in the same boat as Namarrgon with AC III. So I just cancelled my Far Cry 3 preorder from them.
And when I got Prototype 2, it has a DLC code that did not work. I'm not sure if that's because the game was from the UK and I'm in Aus or what.
Ah, thank you.
I was wondering why the two sites were almost identical.Even with the 20% off blu-ray it's not such a great deal. I mean take this for example with 20% off at WowHD they have Transformers blu-ray $19.96 + delivery (Kmart $16) and Transformers Dark Side of the Moon blu-ray $28.76 + delivery ($20 at Kmart). No bargains there. Better off just going down to the local Kmart and getting their every day price since it beats the WowHD sale price.
Have a look at the first comment, buy from the UK version of the site and you'll get either of them for $13.79 delivered.
The Aussie version of WOWHD is a rip-off, stick to the UK site.
Be sure to check the UK version of the site before you purchase your item, as most Blu-Rays work out even cheaper without the discount on the UK site. they also do free shipping no matter what the value of the order, as opposed to minimum $60 on the Australian site.