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Update 6/20/14: ESO is now live and launched — but don’t pay full price. The best deals for the Digital Imperial Edition found here — and the Standard Edition here
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Accordingly, The Elder Scrolls Online Imperial Edition drops to $53.59 from $80, while the Standard Edition drops to $40.10 from the $60 list price. Since the announcement, the Imperial Edition preorders has been outselling the Standard by a significant margin. This may have to do with what’s included in each editions. Judge for yourself below:
- 5 day early access (begins March 30th)
- 30 days of included game time
- “Explorer Pack” DLC, which is actually 3 bonuses in one, allowing you to play any race in any Alliance (except Imperial), bonus treasure maps, and a Scuttler vanity pet
- Ability to play the Imperial race
- Ability to craft Imperial equipment
- Ability to transform into Imperial equipment
- Rings of Mara (quest)
- Mudcrab vanity pet
- 3 day early access (begins April 1st)
- 30 days of included game time
- “Explorer Pack” DLC, which will allow you to play any race in any Alliance (except Imperial). The Explorer Pack also includes bonus treasure maps and a Scuttler vanity pet.
In other gaming deal news this week, there are quite a few good PC gaming deals, especially with GameFly’s 25% off coupon (GFDJAN25) on select Ubisoft titles. The FPS PC shooter Rekoil finally made its way to Steam on January 28th. The game still carries its $4.50 off preorder bonus at GameFly, and you can use the previously mentioned coupon to drop the price to $7.87 – nearly half off the game’s $14.99 list price.
NewEgg has an instant savings + coupon code discount for Borderlands 2, dropping the hit 2012 title to only $5.39, a new low price for the game. Lastly, GameFly’s running an “Ubisoft Hits” sale on five Ubisoft titles. All are at or near their all time lows, including Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag for only $22.50 – a new low by $7.50.
More Hot Deals
- Rocksmith 2014 — $29.99 (normally $60)
- Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag — $22.49 (normally $60)
- Rayman Legends — $14.99 (normally $40)
- ANNO 2070 Complete Edition — $9.37 (normally $50)
- Far Cry 3 — $5.62 (normally $30)
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