Post by Ragingblues on Mar 24, 2009 6:58:04 GMT -5
Get Lego Indiana Jones (PC) for $9.99
news.cnet.com/8301-13845_3-10202000-58.html
Call Monday a "slow deal day." After an awful lot of scouring, here's the best bargain I could find: the Lego Store has Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures for Windows for $9.99.
I know, not exactly my best deal ever. But I will say this: The game is an absolute blast. It's ridiculously cute, incredibly clever, and equally fun for kids and grown-ups. (My two tykes are ga-ga for the Xbox version.)
And, hey, the $9.99 price is a full $20 less than what you'd pay at retail. The only downside is that you'll have to cough up $4.99 for shipping. But it's still a bargain, and well worth the price if you're into gaming on the PC.
(Bonus: It covers only the first three Indiana Jones moves, so you don't have to relive that Crystal Skull train wreck. Even Lego can't make that fun.)
So what were my runners-up? All reruns: AT&T still has refurbished iPhones starting at $99. Buy.com has a 1TB Phantom USB/eSATA drive for $89.99 shipped (after rebate). And TigerDirect has refurbished Acer Aspire One Netbooks for $239.97, plus $1.99 shipping.
And, here's the direct store link for anyone interested:
shop.lego.com/ByCategory/Leaf.aspx?cn=545&d=85
Ken
news.cnet.com/8301-13845_3-10202000-58.html
Call Monday a "slow deal day." After an awful lot of scouring, here's the best bargain I could find: the Lego Store has Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures for Windows for $9.99.
I know, not exactly my best deal ever. But I will say this: The game is an absolute blast. It's ridiculously cute, incredibly clever, and equally fun for kids and grown-ups. (My two tykes are ga-ga for the Xbox version.)
And, hey, the $9.99 price is a full $20 less than what you'd pay at retail. The only downside is that you'll have to cough up $4.99 for shipping. But it's still a bargain, and well worth the price if you're into gaming on the PC.
(Bonus: It covers only the first three Indiana Jones moves, so you don't have to relive that Crystal Skull train wreck. Even Lego can't make that fun.)
So what were my runners-up? All reruns: AT&T still has refurbished iPhones starting at $99. Buy.com has a 1TB Phantom USB/eSATA drive for $89.99 shipped (after rebate). And TigerDirect has refurbished Acer Aspire One Netbooks for $239.97, plus $1.99 shipping.
And, here's the direct store link for anyone interested:
shop.lego.com/ByCategory/Leaf.aspx?cn=545&d=85
Ken
