I’m somewhat confused by the apparent plethora of PS3 owners that have yet to jump onto the Blu-ray thing. I mean c’mon, you have what amounts to be a FREE high-def player just sitting under your TV. I know, you and Niko are busy busting heads, but would it hurt you to hit a BlockBuster and test out an HD flick or two?
Yes, there’s plenty of debate whether our PlayStations are the ideal Blu-ray player (they aren’t) but most admit they’re a good bargain especially if you happen to be into gaming or streaming your PCs content about the house.
If you still haven’t picked up one of these consoles, and the above offerings appeal, then today’s deal might be the final straw. Amazon has bundled the current 40GB model with a Sony Blu-ray remote (value $20) and a truly fantastic movie - assuming Milla Jovovich or (and?) Bruce Willis does it for you. I’m talking about the best movie of 1997 - The Fifth Element.
To get this special pricing, you’ll need to add the following these three steps, the sale price will be reflected in the final checkout page
1) Add Playstation 3 40GB to cart
2) Add Sony Blu-Ray Remote to cart
3) Add The Fifth Element Blu-Ray to cart
Sale price: $399.00
Deal ends: n/a
Buy now: www.amazon.com
Just tried to place this order exactly as described. Didn’t give the sale price. I guess this one has expired.
A much better deal is coming out on June 12th. The 80 gig PS 3 with MGS 4 bundle. 40 gigs just isn’t enough these days. Don’t but this one. This writer isn’t on top of his game.
just tested again and the deal is still good. note: you need to go through the checkout process, just before the confirm step, before the promotion price is shown.
I just tried it. It does not work.
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very expired. most of these deals, especially on the gaming stuff are a couple days at best. they don’t always state an end date, rather just close when the goods are gone.