Omega Quintet PS4 Game [Aussie D1 Ed 20 Only, 24 Hrs, $50 Off] $39.88 Delivered @SellingOutSoon

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Store Repsellingoutsoon on 13/01/2016 - 12:53 sellingoutsoon.com.au (394 clicks)
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OZB-GET-$50-OFF

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Hi fellow Ozbargainers :) as a special deal just for OzBargain, we would like to offer 20 units only of Omega Quintet (Genuine Australian Day One release game) for PS4 + free delivery for 24 hours!

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Please share if you like it - thanks guys!

• For those who prefer a new physical copy, a manual, and the Australian Edition
• Deal (must use coupon code) saves $50 off our $89.88 price, so you pay a total of just $39.88 including postage
• Pay under 1/2 of Amazon's price!
• Postage is usually $4.90 for orders under $50, but this deal provides free standard shipping

(See deal for full game details and to save $50 now)

• Brand new
• Factory-sealed (perfect for collectors)
• Authentic Australian Edition for Aussie Sony PlayStation 4
• True Y-fold factory-seal intact, and no unsightly OFLC compliance stickers (not an import)
• Total price $39.88 (using coupon code) saves $50 and includes free delivery
• 24 hour deal
• Valid until Thursday January 14, 2015 (unless sold out prior)
• Maximum one per customer
• Free off-peak shipping to any Australian address. We also offer Priority shipping including extra packaging + shipping insurance at a very reasonable price, which is also much faster. See checkout for to see all packaging and shipping options.
• sellingoutsoon.com.au reserves the right to change or end this promotion early, for any reason, with no prior notice. All sales final, no cancellations, no refunds, unless item tests faulty upon return, in accordance with Return Policy on the site, Australian consumer law and Fair Trading NSW
• Deal ships from Sydney to Australian addresses only

Availability

Paid shipping (dispatches 3-5 business days, sent Priority), Free Shipping (dispatches 5-7 business days, sent Off-Peak)). For bulk purchases (if available), please add 1-2 business days. Shipping time to your exact location may be additional. It is expected that at least 90% of correct addresses will arrive to most locations within the time indicated. Peak periods may add congestion to the postal system. See www.auspost.com.au for details. Any addresses rejected by Australia Post will incur a charge of $4.90 for redelivery, because the item will have to be posted again. Tracking is available if purchased but may not be added after an order is placed, as changes to coupon-based orders after placement are untenable for logistical reasons. See shipping for more information, thank you.

Comparative Pricing

To help with competitive pricing information, this is what we found including cheapest shipping to Australia, total in $AU, current at time of writing:

JB Hi-Fi: $89.99
MightyApe: $84.98
GameSeek: $76.75
Amazon UK: $91.50 (import UK version only)
Amazon US: $92.44 (import US version only)
CheapGames: (no stock)
EBgames: $57 (in store only)
OZgameshop: $59.99
PlayAsia: $84.70
sellingoutsoon.com.au was $89.88, now $39.88 (using coupon code) for official Australian version plus delivery save $50
Australian (official) version with factory-seal is getting hard to find at anything much under the $89.95 RRP. Major retail varies in price, best alternative pricing is online as per above, with Amazon selling their UK version for more than double our deal price!)

Reviews:

• Detailed Critic Review
  "This is, effectively, an independent game from a small, creative team. And it’s a massive success at being that. It’s a deep JRPG mixed with both satire and humour, it’s something you haven’t seen before, and most importantly: it’s fun. Real, genuine fun."

Score: 90
Apr 13, 2015

Metacritic Critic Reviews

Metacritic User Reviews:

Average Metacritic User Score: 7.1

See All 9 User Reviews on Metacritic

Most useful User Review (according to Metacritic)

8 of out of 10 TsukasaHiiragi

A very detailed user review

9 out of 10 Sodapone

A typical user review:

7 out of 10 Rox22

See deal at sellingoutsoon.com.au for full game overview

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  Scaregdearimasu on 13/01/2016 - 13:00

  +1

  Good Deal OP, Been watching this one locally and haven't seen it drop this low yet.

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    Daztro on 13/01/2016 - 13:03

    +2

    Have you checked the Playstation Store? its part of the January sale.

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      NeggerOfDeals on 13/01/2016 - 13:12

      Can't seem to find it on the AU store. Have a link by any chance?

      :EDIT: Nevermind, found it!

      A cheaper alternative to the ones who don't mind digital.

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      Scaregdearimasu on 13/01/2016 - 13:32

      +2

      Ah sorry I meant Physically. I prefer physical for a variety of reasons such as maintaining ownership over the ability to play the game/resale value/having a collection ect. Digitals cool too if you just want to play the game. Thanks though!

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        paulransom81 on 13/01/2016 - 15:38

        +1

        Totally agree with you opinions. Never understood having the digital just to save a few dollars. Buying the physical saves in the long run with the ability to resell or Trade with fellow collectors later on. I think on every occassion I have always made a profit when selling on (if I can part with it :). Especially strange Japanese themed games which always have a market and longevity. Also love having it on the shelf :). Couldn't resist this buy.

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        piggiepanda on 13/01/2016 - 15:53

        +1

        @paulransom81: I agree with you by having physical can be used to either resell or as a collection.. But it also takes up space.. I prefer physical too if i could but sometimes some games takes forever to go on special to drop down for a reasonable price like this game for example.. I bought it on the PSN because it was only $25 compared to JB/EB which are $70+ and because i love JRPG xD
        Guess every people has different ways of viewing it.. I have no issues with digital or physical so it just comes down to which can save me some money.. Also i believe we all know that we can actually share the digital games too if we wanted ;)

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        justtoreply on 13/01/2016 - 15:59

        +1

        @piggiepanda:

        I've done physical for many years. Always preferred it. I have maybe a thousand games.

        I've changed my mind though. I would rather have digital. I dont want to move house (or just move them to paint, or do the floors) ever again.

        Other than a couple dozen titles, I would convert 90% of them to digital if I could do it for free. Onselling be damned.

        One big sticking point though, is I always buy when price is rock bottom. Digital is often far too expensive, for far too long. Whereas you can trust that a physical store will clear stock at some point, and that's the best time to buy.

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        piggiepanda on 13/01/2016 - 16:11

        +1

        @justtoreply:

        Totally agree… Im renting now and i've got piles and piles of games for the xb360, xb1, ps4, psvita, wiiU, 3ds.. I actually had to buy a container to put the games in them yesterday xD…

        I wouldnt go all in digital though, just in case they would have to remove them from the website/online store.. Cant remember specifically what titles but there was certain games where if you had downloaded it you could still play it but if you deleted it you cant redownload it again because it was removed… THats my only concern of digital…

        Again you're right, physical tends to drop down in price due to competition.. but certain titles like JRPG or Japanese games most of the time retain there value for a quite a long time…

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        paulransom81 on 14/01/2016 - 01:15

        @justtoreply: Congrats on the 1000 plus collection. I love having a few book-cases piled with games. I'm currently not moving but can understand your predicament with such a large collection. I also think the majority of my games were bought at Rock bottom prices. I buy as I like to collect but most of the time buy an item knowing that it's an investment piece in which I could get some return or at least break even (if I can emotionally part with it lol). Even some of the harder to find titles I've been able to get at ripper bargains off ebay, amazon and from SOS. It's unfortunate Australia doesn't utilize Craigslist and actual game trading websites that are very popular in the US. Being a collector in the US would be too easy, they are spoilt for choice :)

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  NeggerOfDeals on 13/01/2016 - 13:13

  +1

  Surprised you're still in business with prices this cheap!

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    Store Repsellingoutsoon @ SellingOutSoon on 13/01/2016 - 16:21

    Haha, yes, it's not easy to sustainably do this…but we do :) and you're right: as you know a few others are sinking right now in this fast-changing industry. As my boss used to say: "Easy way to a million dollars in the videogame business…start with two million!"

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  KiLLUMiN4Ti on 13/01/2016 - 13:15

  +1

  Hi :-)

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  Store Repsellingoutsoon @ SellingOutSoon on 13/01/2016 - 13:19

  +1

  Thanks OzBargainers :) Yes, we worked super-hard on this one….

  • Incredibly hard to find a physical Australian copy for a good price, which is why we did this deal, exlusive to OzBargain, of course!
  • Anyone who isn't familiar with the genre, should read this guy's review, because he knows his stuff, and he's a pretty good writer too!
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  edgar28 on 13/01/2016 - 13:19

  +1

  :)

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  Bubbleshark on 13/01/2016 - 13:20

  +2

  Good job with this very extensive description

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  piggiepanda on 13/01/2016 - 13:38

  +2

  Good deal Sellingoutsoon… If only i didnt have the game already i would've definitely jumped on this one.. Keep it up :)

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  Store Repsellingoutsoon @ SellingOutSoon on 13/01/2016 - 14:13

  Amazingly quick ordering OzBargainers :)

  UDATE: Very few codes left, so if you want it…now is the time — thank you

  If you want to avoid missing out on our best deals before everybody OzBargains them… please subscribe to sellingoutsoon on OzBargain: and then click on the little subscribe button :)

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    rukia on 13/01/2016 - 14:23

    +1

    Any chance you could do the same price for onechanbara?

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      Store Repsellingoutsoon @ SellingOutSoon on 13/01/2016 - 15:49

      Great game! We thought about Onechanbara but unfortunately, it's the Australian version, and there likely aren't enough left to do a deal. Why not just use the 10% off from the bottom of the voucher that came with your last order? If you lost lost it, pm me and I'll give it to you :)

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  paulransom81 on 13/01/2016 - 15:32

  +2

  Thanks guys. Been waiting for a classic bargain. Missed you guys from here for a while (apart from the vita games). Keep it up. Good to see those particular individuals that were negative on every deal you posted have faded back into the abyss (hopefully this doesn't bring them back lol). Always had a positive experience with selling out soon.

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    Store Repsellingoutsoon @ SellingOutSoon on 13/01/2016 - 15:47

    Awesome, thanks! Nice to hear good experiences from people who actually buy things :)

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  Gehirn on 13/01/2016 - 16:20

  Why do you have "D1 edition" and "Ltd edition" on your deal/website when this is just the ordinary edition?

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    Store Repsellingoutsoon @ SellingOutSoon on 13/01/2016 - 16:29

    Not a bad question. There is more, but I'll leave it at this: Because the re-release will not be Day One, if we decide to build one. We haven't decided if we will, yet. In addition, the Australian homologation is extremely limited, in terms of Manufacturing Quantity. But with more emphasis on extremely :) which is why it's far more likely to be a rare title in the future, in addition to the genre itself, which is very niche to begin with. These are the things people will be looking for. Ask anyone who just saved the $50 :)

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      Scaregdearimasu on 13/01/2016 - 16:39

      +1

      You could also say rather than it being a day one edition, its more of a first print run. Day one editions which market themselves as "day one editions" (disgaea 5, Tales of Xillia, Zestria, ect.) generally include additional items such as mini artbooks and ost's. First print runs are generally just games that got released on release day but aren't platinum hits/essentials/best of/Cheapest Price or such.

      By the way say a producer wanted to make more copies of a game to sell. Like every copy of Omega Quintet sold out and IFFY decided to print more and not change the case art how would one determine whats a second print? Do they change id numbers somewhere or something? On books it seems pretty straight forward they say when they've been printed and all.

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        Gehirn on 13/01/2016 - 16:48

        Exactly my point. Day one or limited edition in video games implies that there is additional content.

        I don't see any other game on their website like Star Ocean or Dragon Quest have "d1/limited edition" in the title despite them being even rarer.

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        Store Repsellingoutsoon @ SellingOutSoon on 13/01/2016 - 17:23

        @Gehirn: Yes, you both bring up valid points. There are a lot of things I can say here, but it's been a long day (!) and the main thing we want to focus on is this very cool game, and to give people an opportunity to save $50 on it by getting it now :) cheers guys.

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  Michael15286 on 14/01/2016 - 03:39

  +1

  I do really enjoy such a thoroughly detailed, well thought out post. Thanks for the great deals :)