In less than 24 hours, the hugely anticipated sequel to Red Dead Redemption will finally gallop onto store shelves. The official RRP is somewhere in the region of $99 - but there's a way to snap up the full game on PS4 or Xbox One for just $29. Here are the details!
The approaching weekend is a great time to sit back and enjoy some video games. We've gathered up some of the best gaming deals going around right now to help you out.
Half price games means you get to play for twice as long doesn't it? At least I hope so. EB Games is having a half-price sale on stacks of titles across lots of different consoles and platforms. Here are some of the best deals they have.
G'day! Here are some cracking video game deals for Lifehacker readers today including more video game deals, Amazon deals, cheap Nintendo consoles and more!
The Best Video Game Console Of 2017 - the Nintendo Switch - is quickly becoming my most beloved console of All Time. Over the last week or so, we've seen it drop down to $399 but we haven't seen it at this price for a long time. Here's how to grab it from EB Games for just $380.15
Hump day (AKA Wednesday) is arguably the most boring day of the week. So why not liven things up by grabbing one of these nifty online bargains? Deals that caught our eye this week include: Myer's eBay store running a 20% off sale, Nintendo Switch bundles are going cheap, a lot of discounted gadget buys.
Jobs don’t grow on trees. Especially dream jobs. Especially jobs at EB Games.
For many, getting a job at EB Games is a way to translate a hobby into a career, to do work in an industry that they already love. But getting a job at EB Games isn’t easy.
Even if you don't use it that often, being able to buy a Steam Link for only $27 is an astronomically good deal.
Over the past few weeks, bargain hunters have been spoiled for choice with Black Friday, Cyber Monday and myriad Christmas-themed sales vying for our wallets' attention. Now, EB Games is getting in on the action with a mega sale of its own. Here are the best deals.
When EB Games took pre-orders for the Nintendo Mini NES Classic earlier this week, the website crashed under the sheer volume of traffic from eager buyers. This happened two days in a row, leaving a mob of angry customers in its wake. With all the hype around the classic console, you'd think EB Games would have expected the level of traffic to its online store and worked to ensure its website was reliable. We take a look at where EB Games might have gone wrong and what businesses can learn from this debacle.
Trying to buy a Nintendo Classic Mini NES on EB Games online store? A lot of people are having issues completing their orders. Again. Here's what you can do.
If you managed to buy a Nintendo Classic Mini NES from EB Games today, you were definitely in the minority. The website crashed within minutes due to the surge in traffic which left many customers unable to complete their orders. (There was much wailing and gnashing of teeth.)
Fortunately, there's still one last chance to pick up the Nintendo NES Classic before Christmas. Here's what you need to know.
Need some new computer games to get you through the summer? EB Games is getting rid of its old stock just in time for Christmas with a brace of PC titles selling for a single dollar! The deal also extends to official strategy guides and PC accessories - including headsets, controllers and mice. Here are the links to all the best deals.
It's not long until Christmas and there's nothing quite like getting a shiny new console under your tree (or in your stocking, depending on foot size). If Microsoft's Xbox One has been on your mind, then EB Games' upcoming $298 deal for a 1TB unit, including Halo 5 and the Master Chief Collection, might be exactly what you need.
It returns like a familiar friend: from tomorrow until March 20, Big W has two $20 iTune cards for $30. As ever, we'd advise buying in store to avoid activation dramas. There's also the same deal at EB Games, which doesn't have a cut-off date (but typically sells out quite quickly0.
Data mining can provide fresh insights into your business, but how do you ensure you're identifying the right information and sharing it with the right people? The experience of games retailer EB Games offers some insights.
If you buy the Nexus 7 Android tablet through Google, you'll pay a delivery charge. If you buy it from a retailer, you'll pay a price that's equivalent to what Google charges with the delivery charge. But if you order it through EB Games and select in-store pickup, you can save the shipping charge, bringing the cost down to under $300 for the 16GB model.
Target has 25 per cent off a second iTunes card from now until May 23. EB Games is running two $20 cards for $30 (which is a better deal than Target), but that's only a one-day special on Saturday May 19.
