As part of the Starlight foundation activities going on at EB Games, They have an instore offer of 4 cans of 500ml V for $5. They are advertising that all proceeds go to the Starlight foundation, so not only are you getting some cheap energy drink, you are also giving a bit to charity too.
confirmed at EB Games at the Morley Galleria, WA. Not sure if national or not.
Please remember that if this is the usual price at Aldi, there is no Aldi in WA.
Price may vary by the state, but EB games at Morley (Western Australia) has $1.50 for one, or 4 for $5… or 24 for $30 (which I realise is not better than the 4 for $5, though I don't think they did.)
Are these the old, unsold, near-expired MW3 cans or what?
They are definitely unsold, and yes they are MW3 cans. I usually have one can a day so it was a good price for me.
By unsold I meant left over stock from the MW3 release when they were giving them out.
Thanks OP. I am heading up to Morley tomorrow for other reasons. Will see if I have time to pick some up.
I went to Coventry Square for the first time on Sunday. Interesting….
Save them for the 15th; most of us will be up late.
Okay, I'll bite.
Why will most of us be up late on the 15th?
Diablo 3
That's good as! The stock must be fairly limited?
Got this for free for pre-ordering Diablo 3, if anyone plans on preordering anything ask them to throw it in
Healthy..
Says a guy who represents a dietry supplement company… afterall, nobody abuses those.
why is a game shop selling energy drinks?
CoD3 themed V.
Games are so overpriced no ones buying them any more so they're looking into expanding their product range.
Do you actually believe that or are you just wanting that?
I don't buy from eb more than twice a year, but I go into their shop a lot, and there are always people queuing to buy games there. There is more money in the retail games market than there has ever been before.
Whenever I go to EB there's always people buying too, more than JB and Game. I guess their high RRP prices don't turn people off.
Most of that money is online or via digital distribution.
Brick & mortar game retailers are losing money hand over fist; especially ever since the "pre-owned" market was effectively squashed by big publisher DRM (which of course is officially designed to combat "piracy" but in reality simple serves to stop people loaning, trading or reselling games; which used to be a huge market).
Shouldn't you get V cans of V?
EBGames Baulkham Hills was 2.50 for one