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Electronics retailer Best Buy has rolled out its new video game trade-in program nationwide, offering a $20 gift card with select titles to help offset the fact that GameStop gives more credit on average. Update: Forget the extra gift card. More »
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While we still await official word on the pricing on Microsoft's Kinect, Walmart has started selling preorder bundles for the camera controller, packing in a game of your choice and a $30 gift card for $199. More »
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Nintendo is rolling out the Wii Fit Plus Experience at select Target store parking lots in California, Georgia, and Texas over the next three weeks, with a $15 gift card for those willing to get their exercise on in public. More »
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Customers picking up a $199 Wii at Walmart locations across the U.S. will get a $50 gift card for their troubles next week, with a dozen 2009 titles across all platforms dropping $10 until Christmas. More »
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Are you one of the unfortunates stuck with a now useless HD-DVD player? Did you purchase it at Best Buy before February 23rd? If you answered yes to both of these questions, you can return that old door stop to Best Buy and get a $50 gift card in return. According to CNN it is estimated that upwards of $10 million in US Gift cards. HD-DVD owners will be found through Best Buy's Reward Zone program, service plans and online orders. The gift cards will automatically be mailed out to qualifying folks at the beginning of may. If you are not a Reward Zone member you can bring in your BB receipt or credit card info. They will also be offering an online trade-in center where customers can unload their unwanted players beginning March 21. More »
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It looks like the Super Mario Galaxy deals just keep on coming. First GameStop offers free two day shipping and now Toy "R" Us is getting in on the action too. Purchase your copy of the game that will make you dust off your Wii (in-store) from Toys "R" Us and you'll be rewarded with a $25 dollar gift card. Pretty sweet deal right there seeing as it's about half off of another new game (depending on the game). That's almost enough to make me want to get in the car, drive the ten miles to the nearest TRU and fight the hordes of screaming children to get it. More »
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I was surprised to see this selection of Gamer Gift Cards at my local grocery store while standing in line to check out. I'd say it's a good sign that gaming has become so prevalent that a grocery story would put it right next to the likes of Build-A-Bear and Border's gift cards. And what's with the PS2 controller? Or do my eyes deceive me? Brian Crecente More »
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Now even Target is making Sony follow in Nintendo's footsteps! You may remember a few weeks ago when we reported about the glowing Wii gift card available from Target. Not to be outdone by Nintendo (again), Sony now has a fancy new fangled gadgetron gift card. From what I can tell, it looks like this one actually has some sort of digital display that gets lit up with an eerie blue light. More »
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Okay, this Wii gift card from Target is just awesome. It looks less like a gift certificate and more like a science-fiction holocube. Who would ever spend currency this cool? Florian Eckhardt More »
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