BT Games collector’s and console clearance sale

28 February 2013

BT Games has informed MyGaming that it will be holding specials on selected game collector’s editions and console bundles.

The specials include some big games, along with console bundles, offering gamers some choice on fan-pleasing editions.

Some of the items on sale include:

  • Guild Wars 2 Collector’s Edition (R599.90)
  • Wii U Black Premium ZombiU console bundle (R2,999.90)
  • Xbox 360 250GB, controller, Forza Motorsport 4, Skyrim download code (R1,999.90)
  • Black Ops 2 Care Package for Xbox 360 (R999.90)

BT Games states that stocks are incredibly limited and that eager buyers are recommended to call their local store in advance to see if there is stock available.

All items are on a first-come-first-serve basis in-store, and no reservations for products will be taken.

The specials are available from Friday, 1 March 2013.

We are awaiting further details on all of the participating branches, products, stock levels, and pricing which should be confirmed by tomorrow morning.

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  1. Wyzak
    01.03.2013 at 07:23

    Picked up the WiiU bundle 😀 Whoot whoot! Thank you MyGaming! Ps: there were two more of the ZombiiU’s available at Centurion and several of the other console versions for the same price.

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