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Turns out today’s new single player RPG Pillars of Eternity is pretty good. If you’re looking to join in the action, there’s a 25% off price break you can take advantage of. The UK based gaming retailer GMG is selling Steam keys for the Hero Edition at only $33.74 in their VIP Gaming sale. Just login or create an account on this page, then scroll to the bottom to see the discount. You’ll save a pretty large $11.25 over the $44.99 found elsewhere.
On the console gaming front, there’s deals available on PlayStation 4 and Wii U. Just today eBay Powerseller “antonline” began pushing Wii U Deluxe units bundled with Super Mario 3D World and Nintendo Land for only $259.99 – or $40 off the usual $299.99. That ties the lowest price seen on a Wii U so far in 2015. Also notable is Monoprice’s eBay store page selling PlayStation 4 units for only $350 with free shipping.
Also on eBay Deals you’ll find the lowest price of the year on a 1 year Xbox Live Gold Subscription. Ebay Powerseller “Blutek” has 12 month subscription cards for only $35.99 with free shipping in the continental US. You might need to act fast though, because the deal is set to end on Friday, March 27th at 8am Pacific.
Hot deals
Pillars of Eternity Hero Edition (Steam) — $33.74 at Green Man Gaming. MSRP is $45. The Champion Edition is only $44.99 (list $60) while the Royal Edition is only $$67.49 (list $90).
Dragon Age: Inquisition – Jaws of Hakkon (Origin) — $11.70 at Green Man Gaming after coupon. MSRP is $15.
Sony PlayStation 4 — $359.99 at Monoprice. MSRP is $400.
Xbox Live Gold 12 Month Gold Card — $35.99 at eBay. MSRP is $60.
Recent releases
Released last Friday: Mario Party 10 + Mario Amiibo (Wii U) — $51.99 at NewEgg. MSRP is $60.
Released March 17: The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited (PC Download) — $46.80 after coupon. MSRP is $60. The Imperial Edition is only $62.40 (list $80).
Released March 17: Battlefield: Hardline (Origin) — $47.99 at DLGamer. MSRP is $60.
Upcoming releases
March 27: Keebles (Steam) — $6.40 at Green Man Gaming after coupon. MSRP is $10.
March 30: Dead or Alive 5 Last Round (Steam) — $26.99 at Green Man Gaming. MSRP is $40.
April 14: Mortal Kombat X Kollector’s Edition (PS4, Xbox One) — $134.99 at NewEgg after coupon. MSRP is $150.
April 14: Mortal Kombat X Premium Edition (Steam) — $60.74 at Green Man Gaming. MSRP is $90.
April 28: State of Decay: Year One Survival Edition + $10 Gift Card Digital Code (Xbox One) — $29.99 at Microsoft. MSRP is $30.
May 25: Total War Attila: Blood and Burning Pack (Steam) — $2.34 at Green Man Gaming after coupon. MSRP is $3.
June 23: Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward (PC Download) — $29.99 at Green Man Gaming. MSRP is $40.
June 23: Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward – Collectors Edition (PC Download) — $44.99 at Green Man Gaming. MSRP is $60.
Console deals
Grand Theft Auto V (PS4, Xbox One) — $39.99 at Target. MSRP is $60.
The Order: 1886 (PS4) — $39.99 at Amazon. MSRP is $60.
The Crew (PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360) — $29.99 at Target. MSRP is $60.
Far Cry 4 (PS4) — $29.00 at Target. MSRP is $60.
PC deals
Dying Light (Steam) — $39.99 at DLGamer. MSRP is $60.
The Elder Scrolls Anthology (PC) — $19.99 at Amazon. MSRP is $40.
Resident Evil Revelations 2: Complete Season (Steam) — $16.49 at GameFanShop after coupon. MSRP is $25.
Democracy 3 Collector’s Edition (Steam) — $14.99 at Steam Store. MSRP is $30.
Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls (PC Download) — $14.99 at GameStop. MSRP is $40.
SimCity: Complete Edition (Origin) — $13.60 at GamersGate. MSRP is $40.
Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty (PC Download) — $9.99 at GameStop. MSRP is $20.
StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm (PC Download) — $9.99 at GameStop. MSRP is $20.
Hardware deals
PlayStation 4 Console + Controller + Watch Dogs or Need for Speed Rivals Complete Edition — $399.00 at Walmart. MSRP is $504.
Xbox One Standard Edition + Halo Master Chief Collection + Controller — $349.00 at Walmart. MSRP is $470.
MSI Radeon R9 290 4GB GDDR5 Video Card — $249.99 at NewEgg. MSRP is $310.
PS4 DualShock 4 Wireless Controller (Blue) — $39.99 at PC Richard. MSRP is $60.
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