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$25 Xbox gift cards and the Xbox gift card multi-packs are 20% off at Dollar General today (in-store only). I went there at 8 a.m. this morning to spend Thanksgiving Day with my loved ones - the cashier who was pissed off and the other cashier who was also pissed off.  :bomb: I love it when...

I got $20 off a purchase of $120 storewide purchase.

Today is the last day for the Rick and Morty Oni Comics bundle...

Today, I hit 1,300 days on my Microsoft Rewards streak.  I'm thankful that Microsoft pays me pennies for at least one of the monotonous ventures that I undertake daily. Pro tip: if you want to hit day 1,300 like me, never travel and if anyone tells you that doing M$ searches is a waste of...

All of the games that I ordered online from the buy 2, get 1 free sale arrived without being swiped by porch pirates. God bless us, everyone!  :pray:

Yes, PayPal appears to be the way to go. My debit card got locked for a few days last year, and it was a pain to get my bank to correct the problem. So, I'm a bit gunshy about using a card sight unseen. And I used up the rest of my PayPal balance gleaned from Microsoft Rebates on 11/20 to buy...

Apparently, Target's Black Friday prices are live in store today.  I picked up a copy of Call of Duty Vanguard for Xbox for $9.99 this morning.  There were only two copies left, so I'm not thinking that they'll have loads of physical games available in stores this year.

I might trying putting my card on my PayPal then. I've only spent PayPal funds other than claiming the free games, but I asked because some of the Google search results suggested that GOG adds bank card fees. But thank you both for replying.

There are a lot of cheap games on the Black Friday sale.  Lots are under $1. How do regular GOG customers pay?  My PayPal balance is down to zero, and I'm a bit concerned about using my debit card on GOG.

Not begging, but if anyone has an extra Arkham City code, I'm willing to work out a deal to trade via DM.  No rush. I've got everything else in the $5 WB tier, so I will pass on buying it this time around. Thanks.

The newer Xbox controllers have that "share" button in the middle. I don't like it because I've hit the thing a few dozen times by mistake.

I had an extra Xbox One controller, so I used that (the good one without the share button).

Confucius, today I did something for you that I hardly ever do for myself - I actually played a game that I bought instead of just backlogging it. I played through the first few stages (Challenge: Eat Dirt and Natural Born Wreckers), and I didn't notice any real differences between playing it...

Far be it from me to resurrect a long-dead thread, but the game Wreckfest is currently on sale on the App Store for 99 cents. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wreckfest/id1592505377?platform=appleTV The base game is 99 cents and there is paid DLC, but it is Apple TV compatible.  In fact, I had to...

I hope to be buried there next to the trash that they leave next to the dumpster. :oldman:

Nice to see someone else shouting out Dollar General. I need to decide between doing that deal and the current Happy gift card deal at Target where you can get a $5 Target gift card with the purchase of a $50 Happy card that can be used to buy Xbox Live credit...

Thanks. I grabbed that one and Mirror's Edge: Catalyst which is 99 cents.

I just wish that they would put some new games on sale instead of the same ones every time. It seems like every Microsoft Fall/Winter/Spring/Summer/April Fool's Day/Flag Day/Arbor Day/Grandparents Day sale is basically the same.

I picked up six games during that sale. Most of them were late releases for the PlayStation 4. But I know that most people look for the big budget AAA titles to show up during those sales. I don't really care about those since their MSRPs tend to drop like a rock six months to a year after...

I still have my white Japanese 360 slim with the Kinect in the original box. I bought it to play several shmups before their values went sky-high. I also bought Tetris Ace: The Grandmaster too since it required little knowledge of Japanese. Enjoy!