Amazon Prime Members Can Pre-Order Madden NFL 16 For $45 (Xbox One) $49.99 (PS4)

[TreyIM2]

Quote: Originally Posted by roadman

This sounds like Amazon is trying to compete with BB Gamers Club. This is a good deal, but I'll stick with trade-in at BB.

Yea. Last yr BB had a sweet deal on Madden 15 with that coupon deally. As for this Amazon Prime thing, like someone said, that's pretty much wack with the $5 diff between the 2 systems since XB1 already has that early access subscription but MS is trying everything in their power to make up XB1 ground lost.

[MUCHLUV69]

BB gamers is the BEST way to go!

[l8knight1]

Is this for disc media only?

[TheBleedingRed21]

Makes my prime membership that much better. Excellent program. If they do this on more games, they'd get even more members.

[PVarck31]

Is this over already? I just tried to pre order and it says its $60.

[TheBleedingRed21]

Quote: Originally Posted by PVarck31

Is this over already? I just tried to pre order and it says its $60.

Sign in and add to cart. It'll remove it in order summary.

[The JareBear]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheBleedingRed21

Makes my prime membership that much better. Excellent program. If they do this on more games, they'd get even more members.

I was a very early adopter of the Prime program and its only gotten better. Based solely on games, yeah BB GCU is still the king but considering how much we can get out of Prime (I've probably saved 1,000+ bucks on shipping alone, and also have downloaded around 2500 songs free from Amazon Music), this just continues to make the membership so worth it.

Have cancelled my GS pre-order and have switched Amazon for M16

[iLLWiLL]

Quote: Originally Posted by roadman

This sounds like Amazon is trying to compete with BB Gamers Club. This is a good deal, but I'll stick with trade-in at BB.

Walmart's trade-in credit program is the best -- I would check it out if I were you. In my experience I get a considerable amount MORE on every game I have traded in. Only bad thing is (1) it's evil Walmart, and (2) the process is time-consuming in the store because the workers in Walmart aren't familiar with the process, so they always have to call in managers