Supermarket giants Tesco have started what we normally refer to as a price war.
With PlayStation Move launching tomorrow (17th Sept 2010) in the UK, Tesco Direct have set the price of their Starter Pack at an amazing £39.70. Why they couldn’t simply choose to round the total off to £39.99 - I can’t explain, but the price is something which will make many a PlayStation Mover’s mouth water.
If you’ve not yet bought your starter pack, then head over to Tesco Direct’s website now (link below) and grab yourself a bargain!
Tesco Direct – PlayStation Move Starter Pack
Even though Play.com aren’t considered to be a supermarket, they are (along with Amazon) offering the Navigation Controller for a nice £17.99 (links below)
Play.com – PlayStation Move Navigation Controller
Amazon.co.uk – PlayStation Move Navigation Controller
P.s. The UK Move Starter Pack does not come with Sports Champions as illustrated in the image above.
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Written by: Madagasca
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#1 by Kicks on September 16th, 2010 [ 1054 Points ]
$67 before shipping, not too shabby
probably an arm and a leg to get it to the states though
#2 by Jay on September 16th, 2010 [ 82828 Points ]
how much is it in regular price?
#3 by Luke on September 16th, 2010 [ 27347 Points ]
It’s like ebay where the shipping comes out to be $30, I guess you still save $2
#4 by shadowcrazy on September 16th, 2010 [ 325 Points ]
doesn’t sound too good when a couple of dollars more lets me drive home with it in my arms instead of wondering when itll get home
#5 by Andy on September 16th, 2010
EB Games here in Australia have some pretty good prices, I paid $74 for the Starter Pack, $47 for a “nunchuck” and $67 for an extra Move controller.
#6 by Andy on September 16th, 2010
Doh, it wasn’t EB games it was JB Hi-Fi.
#7 by Vnqshr on September 16th, 2010 [ 810 Points ]
Andy, I just checked JB online and it’s saying $94. You sure it was $76? And at JB? If so I might go pick it up asap! With Sports Champions.
#8 by Bilzac on September 18th, 2010 [ 30 Points ]
Yea, it is 76 dollars, but apparently those ones dont have sports champions..
#9 by mez on September 19th, 2010 [ 225 Points ]
I will never take Tesco seriously when it comes to gaming. Never! Amazon and Play ftw! Although good to see Supermarkets (in the UK) having a lower price than the MRSP not just for CoD games…