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  • Deals of the Day: tons of sales, everywhere

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    Andrew Yoon
    Andrew Yoon
    12.08.2006

    These retailers are simply crushing my wallet. My AMEX card is almost maxed out! Here are some highlights from the web:amazon.com [Via CAG]Holiday Sale! Highlights include: Mortal Kombat Unchained $40 $18 Gitaroo-Man Lives! $40 $30 Ultimate Ghosts 'n Goblins $40 $30 Bounty Hounds $40 $30 Bomberman $30 $18 Power Stone Collection $30 $20 Invisible Shield [Via CAG]Get 40% off screen protectorsGamestop.com [Via CAG]Every Extend Extra only $20Decal Girl [Thanks, Joel!]$6 face platesPlay-Asia [Thanks, Joel!]Talkman for $13

  • Japan gets PSP GPS, others can import

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    James Ransom-Wiley
    James Ransom-Wiley
    12.07.2006

    The plug-in GPS Receiver for PSP was released today in Japan and inevitably, has been made available to potential importers via Play-Asia ($68.70, includes shipping to US). Its usefulness is currently limited, as the navigation software (of Japan's roadways) has yet to be released; though Sega's constellation navigator is available.In addition, the device is compatible with Metal Gear Solid: Potable Ops, but limited GPS usage in the game doesn't exactly warrant the $70 splurge. The receiver will also be compatible with the next installment of Hot Shots Golf, which is due out early next year in Japan (as Minna no Golf-jou).

  • GPS receiver available for importers

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    Andrew Yoon
    Andrew Yoon
    12.07.2006

    Now that Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops is out, many hardcore gamers will probably want to find the PSP's GPS peripheral so they can unlock even more content in Snake's latest adventure. After instantly selling out on amazon.com's Japanese website, it appears that the GPS device is now available for eager importers:Play-Asia has them in stock for $68.70 ($59.90 + $8.80 shipping).Yes Asia has them in stock for $63.49 ($63.49 + free shipping).See also:The GPS games: more details revealedGetting excited about GPS[Thanks, Joel!]

  • Deal of the Day: PSP import games for under $10

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    Chris Powell
    Chris Powell
    11.16.2006

    If you're too cheap to get any of your loved ones any games from IGN's list, PSPhome.com has compiled some cheap games from Play Asia that may be better suited for your cheap frugle ass.