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Deal of the day: 4GB Memory Stick Pro Duo $90
Do you remember all those incredibly great Memory Stick deals a while back? Well, it looks like a new round may be upon us as Outpost is offering a 4GB SanDisk Memory Stick Pro Duo for a measly $90 after rebate. And to make the deal even better, there's even an offer for free shipping. Can't beat that.It's amazing how quickly the Memory Sticks are dropping in price since it was only January when the 4GB and 8GB sticks were unveiled. With this rate, the 32MB sticks Sony bundled with the PSP will be virtually worthless, if they aren't already.[Via Cheapassgamer - Registration required]
Deal of the Day: Tomb Raider Legend for $20
I really believe Tomb Raider: Legend is going to be looked at as the game that got the series back on track. Sure, it had its fair share of problems, like being too short, but the game looks so pretty and plays so well, it's definitely worthy of being in any gamer's library.And now, you can get a used copy of Legend for only $20 at Gamefly.com. Yeah, Gamefly is that online video-game rental site, but they do sell their stock every now and then. And, if you're a Gamefly member, you get an extra 5 percent knocked off your total.Get 'em while the gettin's good![Via Cheapassgamer - Registration required]
Deal of the Day: Inventory blowout at CompUSA
Last week, Play-Asia had a great deal on a few imports, and now CompUSA is offering similarly cheap games that were actually released in the U.S. These deals are good instore and online, but most of the online titles are now out of stock. Also, rumors are the games actually ring up cheaper instore.Click here for a list of your nearest CompUSA's inventory blowout, then type in your zip code, select your store and proceed to spend money.The list is pretty lengthy, so check it out after the break.[Via Cheapassgamer - Registration required]
Deal of the day: Intec safe case for $5 at Circuit City
I know some of you may be disappointed that we aren't bringing you insanely cheap deals for PSP games, but here's a nice deal for those of you who are too cheap frugal to buy a Logitech PlayGear Pocket.Circuitcity.com has the Intec safe case for only $5.Be sure to note its features: Tough aluminum body; Custom-molded interior; and PSP not included (Wow, is that really necessary?) (Via Cheapassgamer - Registration required)
Carnival of Gamers #17: CAG on our CoG
Next stop on the Carnival of Gamers Express is to the house of D. CheapyD's got the budget-priced tents set up in his budget-priced backyard over at Cheap Ass Gamer, hawking the wares. Best part? They're all free!So what's in the freakshow this month? Lots of great stuff, like Curmudgeon Gamer's look at the PS3's public image (it ain't good), spotanime's take on the Lester Bangs thing (we weren't offended ... really!), and an insightful look at ... save games? Get in line: Carnival of (grumpy) GamersCarnival of Gamers #15: roll up, roll up!Carnival of Gamers celebrates first anniversaryCarnival of Gamers gets n3rfedCarnival of Gamers rolls on to Virgin WorldsCarnival of Gamers gathers under Slashdot's tent
Joystiq invades "a very special" CAGcast
Last night I was invited by CheapyD, founder and Cheap Executive Officer of Cheap Ass Gamer, to join him and co-host Wombat on "a very special" episode of the site's podcast. No, we didn't talk about teen pregnancy and drug abuse; we talked about boobs in video games, the demise of E3, why epobirs can't get any more stars, and the apparently inscrutable Dead Rising save system. What made the show so special? It was the 40th episode and one year anniversary of the CAGcast. Congrats guys! Listen - CAGcast #40: Happy CAGiversary!
