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TSA Store: F…F…F…Finally!

Beware the buys of March...

Published: 19:45, 08/03/2010 by Michael.
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Love buying games and love helping TSA: then buy from our TSA Store page and do both. March is set to be the best month ever – outside of the Christmas period – for videogaming. This week sees the release of the eagerly awaited Sqeenix epic Final Fantasy XIII. You can order the latest in the FF series from any number of retailers on our TSA Store, or you can use these natty little links right here: Play, The Hut, SwapGame, ShopTo.

The Hut is relatively new to the TSA Store, but it often has excellent money saving deals.  Just check out their game clearance section for starters.  The Hut also features “daily deals” Monday to Friday, with Wednesday and Thursday being for PlayStation and Xbox, and Friday for those of you who fancy cheap Blu-rays and DVDs. Tuesday is Nintendo Day, but I’m keeping quiet about that for fear of getting lynched.

Elsewhere, you really should take a look at Play’s excellent 2-for-£25 offers as there are some cracking deals to be had. Of, if Nofi’s stunning God of War III review has whetted your appetite, you could get your order in early.

And if you’re a film buff, you may like to check out this:

Remember: every time you visit the TSA Store and buy something via one of the links TSA benefits.  Once again, thanks to everyone that has used the service in the past and to those that use it in the future.

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