Posted 8 November 2010

Call of Duty: Black Ops - All Supermarket Deals (£4.97 - £44.99)

Thought I'd make a thread with all the prices for every supermarket in, just to save time/space.

Asda

£4.97 When you trade in Fallout New Vegas or Fable 3 or Star Wars The Force Unleashed 2. £36.97 on it’s own.

Sainsburys

£27.97 when you spend £30 or more in-store. £37.97 on it’s own.

Tesco

£25 when you also purchase 2100 Xbox Live Points Card, 3 Months Xbox Live Gold Membership, £20 PS3 PSN Card. £39.90 on it’s own.

Morrisons

£29.99 when you buy any other chart game, £39.99 on it’s own

Game

£24.99 when bought with any other Xbox 360 or PS3 Chart title. Also £24.99 when traded in with selected games

Gamestation

£24.99 when bought with any other Xbox 360 or PS3 Chart title.

HMV

£42.99 or £7.99 when you trade in Medal of Honour

Blockbuster
£44.99 or £0.99 when you trade in two of these games : Medal of Honour, Fable 3, Fallout New Vegas, MMA, F1 2010, Star Wars The Force Unleashed

Details

All prices where confirmed in the national newspapers on 8th November 2010. Prices may be subject to stock levels and terms and conditions. Check in-store for exact details. The relevant adverts can be seen in The Sun, The Mirror and The Daily Star




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For the Sainbury's deal you can NOT get the deal if you buy two copies of the game. It has to be £30 of groceries together with the game in one transaction. This means you can not do the deal by buying petrol either.

- Cuddy

£29.99 @BestBuy for first 500 copies sold!!!
- *Sloman*

edit - ASDA - if pre-ordered price was £36
- arcangel111
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  1. deleted30331's avatar
    Thanks OP for going to the trouble of listing out the individual deals.
    I have gone for the Tesco offer with Live points.
    Incidentally, I saw Frank Bruno in GameStation yesterday pre-ordering the game. For those curious as to whether he is a Sony or Microsoft owner, I can confirm he is an X-Boxer.
  2. wagamamaluva's avatar
    riteondeals

    Voted cold hmv he only decent one in my opinion and the rest are all bad … Voted cold hmv he only decent one in my opinion and the rest are all bad deals



    You voted COLD for THAT?! Crikey, don't believe some people on here. OP went to a lot of trouble doing this. I for one am very glad of this post. No wonder some people don't bother putting posts on!
  3. deleted260284's avatar
    My mate who works at Tesco has put my copy to one side.

    Game + 2100 points = £42.50 - 10% Staff Discount and £14 trade in for MW2 = £24.25

    Then sell the Points for £15 = TOTAL of £9.25
  4. Late's avatar
    grizz808

    http://www.callofduty.com/locator?path=locatorMidnight store locator


    Nice one - "liked" your post.

    Heat added to the thread. As others have said, the prices are disappointing, but all credit to the OP for compiling this.
    Anyone heard a price for Grainger Games?

    To be fair, I'd pay much more for the game so I've no complaints at any of the prices. I'm not saying I'd be happy paying that much, but if I'm honest I'd pay it. I've played MW2 for over 400 hours - so even if it were £100 I'd say it's outstanding value at 25p per hour...
  5. Noj's avatar
    Heat added if only for taking the time to research that and type it out. Thanks
  6. deleted139315's avatar
    eggbarker

    I went in on friday asking about the price and not any member of staff … I went in on friday asking about the price and not any member of staff had a clue hopeless everyone of em



    how are they hopeless?? they DIDNT KNOW the price-dont you think if asda staff had been told the price on friday it would have been posted here by one of them? how on earth can you brand all asda staff hopeless because they havent been told the price yet?makes no sense at all.
  7. WheresMeNuts's avatar
    niceblokedave

    I haven't sen anyone mention the Wii version yet ! X)

    Because this is a man's game
  8. Bookie's avatar
    These codes seem to combine for 700 points:-

    CCOFFER4-1
    CCOFFER5-1
    CCOFFER6-1
  10. deleted136061's avatar
    Pc World & Currys are giving you a voucher to get Black Ops for £19-99 if you spend £50 instore.

    Went in today to confirm and guy even told me i could bring the goods back and get a refund.

    So got mine for £19-99 and off back for the refund tomorrow.
  11. deleted245972's avatar
    Any word on Makro?
  12. welsh_andy's avatar
    theres only one gd deal imo and thjats the hmv one, rest are pretty poor if u ask me, as suckers ppl into buying add ons, ie shopping,games etc

    you shouldnt have to fall for the buy something to get a discount, a total scam imo
  13. Wardi's avatar
    Not the best deals so I guess it's down to Sainsburys for a bit of Christmas shopping aswell!
  14. deleted150843's avatar
    Just ordered Call of Duty: Black Ops with Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2 from GAME for £58.98 using the £6 code, with a potential 4% quidco cash back to come.

    Just 'sold' the Star Wars game to CEX (online) for £30.

    After all that I've got Black Ops for just under £30 and got some more points on my GAME card

    (edited)
  15. Tactical.Tom's avatar
    Thanks for posting this and keeping it all in one place, you've saved me some time this morning.

    The "Deals" on offer are extremely poor compared to last year, and there was me thinking that Supermarkets weren't allowed to price fix items?

    How on earth would they explain that all of their "Deals" now include different stipulations when last year they were all selling the Game on its own and competing over a few pence. The same also happened with the release of FIFA 11 a few weeks ago.
    (edited)
  16. Macdory's avatar
    Sainsbury's deal looks best to me - get £30 worth of plonk for christmas and pick up the game for £28.
  17. Forbez's avatar
    Thanks a lot OP.

    For the person asking about Makro's. Checked with Makros in Aberdeen - They havent even got stock this year
  18. welsh_andy's avatar
    i think the supermarkets have shot themselves in the foot this time, in past many major totles have sold for £25 with no strings, queues of ppl going to get their titles plus buying other stuff, normally booze and munchies,lol but its all profit for them and loads of ppl through the doors, this time unless ur doing the weekly shop with them or have certain titles to part ex your a mug imo.
    the price will be sub £30 within a days with no strings and the 2nd hand market with be flooded driving prices down further.


    a fool and his money are soon parted,lmao
  19. GalaxyX's avatar
    legendaryjordan1

    100% yes



    I think its going to be 100% £44.97 found some info here look at the 2 comments below.
    aislespyblog.asda.com/201…eek
  20. scottydogg81's avatar
    Tesco deal is best by a long shot that's what I've gone for! 25 quid for game if u buy 2100 MS points?!?! £42.50 all in plus just over £3 quidco?!? Absolute steal as u know u gonna use the points so this is definitely the best deal going!!
  21. deleted292557's avatar
    welsh_andy

    so do i,lol but aint falling for the add on scams being pulled,lol i just … so do i,lol but aint falling for the add on scams being pulled,lol i just wait a few days





    It wont go down in price in a few days it'll actually go up a few quid and remain that way a good while.
  23. deleted262251's avatar
    Let's be honest... these deals suck.
  24. cocobwoy's avatar
    Affluenza

    Hiow did you do this online? Can't see the option on the site...



    All i did was log into my clubcard account Tesco Clubcard Site
    Then click "My Clubcard Account", then on the left it should say "My Vouchers"
    When you click on this it shows all the valid vouchers on your account along with the online code for each voucher.

    So when you go to the tesco direct site and add black ops and go through all the address etc. There is an option to redeem e-vouchers/vouchers or something like that.
    In there you can add as many as you want and it will bring the price down.
    Be careful to make sure you only add say £40 of vouchers though as you will always have to a minimum of 40p
    It is not possible to get it for £0.00

    Hope this helps
  25. balajake's avatar
    got mine from bestbuy aswell. had pre ordered from asda but went and got my £5 back yesterday. thanks op but the retailers can stick it where the sun doesn't shine.
  26. t121anf's avatar
    MattWearmouth

    Does anyone know of any sainsbury stores that are open? All the ones … Does anyone know of any sainsbury stores that are open? All the ones around me aren't? I read on a blog that some are only open for 30 minutes......how are you suppose to spend £30 on groceries in that time and get through checkout??



    alcohol, easy done
  27. bez's avatar
    MattWearmouth

    Does anyone know of any sainsbury stores that are open? All the ones … Does anyone know of any sainsbury stores that are open? All the ones around me aren't? I read on a blog that some are only open for 30 minutes......how are you suppose to spend £30 on groceries in that time and get through checkout??



    You can only buy at full price at midnight. The groceries shop will be closed.
  28. WheresMeNuts's avatar
    I have a friend in Hong Kong who can give me these for £15 delivered.........Anyone want one or two as I accept Paypal or BT ???

    9774609-KidZ0

  29. deleted29254's avatar
    Looks like the OP is doing a bit of self-promotion by posting his own site.
  30. Jakejakejake's avatar
    Spark

    Does anybody know if the Sainsbo's offer includes clothes by the way? Or … Does anybody know if the Sainsbo's offer includes clothes by the way? Or is it just for food and drink?This is my OH asking now, believe it or not.



    You can buy clothes for the £30. It basically will exclude stamps, phone top ups, gift cards etc
  31. Bookie's avatar
    Don't know if it's been mentioned but you can try this code on the Tesco Entertainment site for 150 extra clubcard points.

    CCOFFER4-1
  32. lutazade's avatar
    im now really confused... can someone please confirm whether i can go to tesco instore at midnight and pick up the £20 psn voucher and black ops or is it just an online deal??

  33. deleted139315's avatar
    goretex

    Just rang my local ASDA (hyde) and they can not confirm the price yet as … Just rang my local ASDA (hyde) and they can not confirm the price yet as they may change the price at the last minute but the lady on the phone indicated it will be sub £35. No trade ins available.So the "£4.97 When you trade in Fallout New Vegas or Fable 3 or Star Wars The Force Unleashed 2. £36.97 on it’s own." is in the word of Lord Alan Sugar ----- a load of TOOT !!!!



    well,if its a load of TOOT,asda just wasted a fortune on newspaper ads didnt they?
  34. WheresMeNuts's avatar
    travi5

    Just remember the urge doesn't last longWhen you have it in your hands … Just remember the urge doesn't last longWhen you have it in your hands with your pointless XBOX points you will realise this


    When I get on-line with my game, Your the 1st guy I'm going to Shoot !!!
  35. zcool202's avatar

    Some of us work, and this deal is best lol



    I understand, and what you didn't realise is that I also work, not taking into account that we are all prob not working very hard at the moment as we are on this forum.

    Nothing wrong with me taken tomorrow off for a nice relaxing day in my jammies playing a game that i've been looking forward too. Been looking forward to this for a while

    I ordered from Tesco online, delivery tomorrow? hmm...
  36. deleted30331's avatar
    DesG

    Wife was in Tescos just now and asked, our local has 300 copies on PS3, … Wife was in Tescos just now and asked, our local has 300 copies on PS3, she didn't ask about Xbox before anyone asks :)Cheers, Des.



    It was the £20 PSN Voucher that I was more doubtful about, and didn't want to end up facing Civil Court action from hi-tee for sending him to Tesco at midnight with false promises...!!!
  37. niceblokedave's avatar
    A13

    Obv - Wii is sh*t



    +1
  38. Spark's avatar
    niceblokedave

    +1



    +2.
  39. golfer2007's avatar
    Spark

    Seriously, mate, pack it in.At under £30, the retailers are making a loss … Seriously, mate, pack it in.At under £30, the retailers are making a loss on this. You can't blame them for offering deals which work in their own interest and if those deals also look good to the customers than nobody loses out.


    seriously you need to pack it in lol, first you made me laugh when you mentioned the rrp and now you think the retailers are making a loss on this lmao
  40. Phillyj's avatar
    Spark

    Wow, how women differ between eachother, mine was all up for going there … Wow, how women differ between eachother, mine was all up for going there last night so I could get the game and she could stock up on the Baileys they had on offer in time for Christmas.

    Indeed! Well we have a 3 week old babe in the house so I figure that if he is on the bottle then I need to be as well.....not sure she agrees with me
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