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Edited by BandPrehistoric:
5/11/2014 3:26:26 AM
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If you don't pre-order your games online...
...you're doing it wrong.
>Day 1 access, with a slight chance of you getting the game a day or two early
>package tracking
>mint-condition
>can literally choose any pre-order you want (amazon, eb games, future shop, they all have online shipping, too)
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3 RepliesEdited by Saxoclone: 5/11/2014 6:26:19 AMBeing in college right now, day 1 access is almost guaranteed [i]not[/i] to happen. The game has to be delivered to my local post office/delivery company, sent over to my university's main mail center, and then finally be sorted and sent out to the mail center closest to my dorm. I consider myself extremely lucky to have anything arrive on the day it's supposed to. In-store pickup is a way better option for day one. Also not a fan of extra shipping charges. I know it's usually only $10 or so, but... poor college kid here. Especially when I can ride my university bus for half an hour to GameStop and back for free.
