Lava Hot!! GameBoy Advance - $49, Xbox, PS2 - $129.99

[Smolek]

ShopNBC.com is offering some flaming deals on consoles with their new coupon. They are offering a $50 off $99 coupon for all purchases! With this coupon you can pick up a GBA SP for $49.99, a PS2 or XBox for $129.99 and a PS2 Online Bundle for $149.

GameBoy Advance - $49.99 after coupon SOLD OUT
Playstation 2 - $129.99 after coupon
Xbox - $129.99 after coupon
Playstation 2 with network adaptor - $149.99 after coupon

from dealrush

These are tremendous deals for consoles even with the rumored drop.

Codes are not allowed here, so you will have to look around for them, but if you look around, the code is pretty easy to find

 

[TekDemon]

fwiw gameboy sp is long sold out =(

or I would have definitely picked one up...I have a non-SP and the lack of the light makes it pretty much pointless for me. a cheap upgrade to SP would have been great

 

[wjones]

Wow... this is HOT!

 

[weepul]

yah. saw this posted awhile ago. been sold out for awhile.

//krunk (^_^x)

 

[Budmantom]

Xbox is sold out.

 

[Arcturian]

Darn!! I would have got a GBA.

 

[DigitalDiscord]

Theres an Inital 5" Portable DVD player listed at $179+ free S&H - $50 coupon code is $129.
Also theres a Schwinn S180 Electric Scooter w/Seat and Basket listed at $179 as well, $129 + $9.99 shipping = $139.95. Add it to the cart and it throws in a free Accessory pack!

Both listed under Clearance items, enjoy!

 

[akahai]

Originally posted by: Arcturian
Darn!! I would have got a GBA.

Same here.......
wish they had Final Fantasy XI....

 

[FFactory0x]

servers are getting slammed. Anyway its not that great of a deal with consoles expecting to drop next month to $150
PS2 after shipping is like $143

 

[DigitalDiscord]

Grabbed the Battlestar Galactica DVD Box set for $39.99 with a cheap filler to bump it over $99.

 

[Zombie]

they seem to have a lousy game collection for PS2 and the website stinks.

 

[Fallen Kell]

hehe... getting exception error, server too busy. Serves them right for thinking a .NET server will handle the load of internet people.