Cheapest Modern Warfare 2

BigJohn38

Fallenangel152 wrote: »

If this is true i'll be fuming. I was on holiday until today - and i meant to go and though "oh well, i'll get it tomorrow.".

If i go tomorrow and it's £44.99, i'll be making a scene and making it clear to all staff and customers that i refuse to pay it.

People like you are a menace to all retailers

nbgrobbo

Fallenangel152 wrote: »

If i go tomorrow and it's £44.99, i'll be making a scene and making it clear to all staff and customers that i refuse to pay it.

So you don't get your game - where does that get you?

sxi-kenny

Fallenangel152 wrote: »

If this is true i'll be fuming. I was on holiday until today - and i meant to go and though "oh well, i'll get it tomorrow.".

If i go tomorrow and it's £44.99, i'll be making a scene and making it clear to all staff and customers that i refuse to pay it.

Some mothers do have them :rolleyes2:rolleyes2

Totality

Fallenangel152 wrote: »

If this is true i'll be fuming. I was on holiday until today - and i meant to go and though "oh well, i'll get it tomorrow.".

If i go tomorrow and it's £44.99, i'll be making a scene and making it clear to all staff and customers that i refuse to pay it.

Or, you could do the grown up thing, accept that you pay the price on the ticket and leave the shop to buy elsewhere!

The_Governor

Back down to £32 at Amazon at the moment...

ktj

Hi, advice needed please before spending hard earned cash.:rolleyes:
Since this game was announced my son has been saving to get it. The problem is he is only 12 and it is only recently that I have been persuaded, against my better judgement, to allow him to play certain certificate 16s games so he was hoping that Modern Warfare 2 was going be cert. 16. Naturally he is now very disappointed especially as many of his 12 year old friends have been allowed to get this game and those who haven't got it are supposedly getting it for Xmas. Anyway he has now been told by his friends who have played on the game that it is no more violent or sweary than the Halo games that my son is now allowed. While I find this hard to believe I would welcome unbiased opinions from people who have played this game since its release.
Many thanks in advance. ktj

on-the-count-of-three

Fallenangel152 wrote: »

If this is true i'll be fuming. I was on holiday until today - and i meant to go and though "oh well, i'll get it tomorrow.".

If i go tomorrow and it's £44.99, i'll be making a scene and making it clear to all staff and customers that i refuse to pay it.

Ha ha!
When I read this the words of John McEnroe sprang to mind. "You cannot be serious!" :rotfl:

I'm sure you won't have to worry though about making a scene about the price..it will more than likely be out of stock.


ktj
What do I know, but I won't allow my 15 year old son to watch 18 films or play 18 rated games...but maybe that is just me.
(I'm sure he does in his friends homes, I'm not that naive, but at least he knows where I draw the line at home. I suppose I just feel they are rated for a reason as I have no wish to watch/play them myself to find out.)

TardedMothers

ktj wrote: »

Hi, advice needed please before spending hard earned cash.:rolleyes:
Since this game was announced my son has been saving to get it. The problem is he is only 12 and it is only recently that I have been persuaded, against my better judgement, to allow him to play certain certificate 16s games so he was hoping that Modern Warfare 2 was going be cert. 16. Naturally he is now very disappointed especially as many of his 12 year old friends have been allowed to get this game and those who haven't got it are supposedly getting it for Xmas. Anyway he has now been told by his friends who have played on the game that it is no more violent or sweary than the Halo games that my son is now allowed. While I find this hard to believe I would welcome unbiased opinions from people who have played this game since its release.
Many thanks in advance. ktj

What kind of mothers knowingly let 12 year olds play an extremely bloody violent game especially when it is rated 18!!! No wonder this country is going to pot with a generation of spoilt thuggish delinquents being dragged up. It's hight time some mothers took a long hard look at themselves in the mirror. The shame of it all.

Fallenangel152

BigJohn38 wrote: »

People like you are a menace to all retailers

nbgrobbo wrote: »

So you don't get your game - where does that get you?

sxi-kenny wrote: »

Some mothers do have them :rolleyes2:rolleyes2

Totality wrote: »

Or, you could do the grown up thing, accept that you pay the price on the ticket and leave the shop to buy elsewhere!

Spot the people that got heir cheap copy! Calm down, i was joking. Will be pretty miffed though!

ktj wrote: »

Hi, advice needed please before spending hard earned cash.:rolleyes:
Since this game was announced my son has been saving to get it. The problem is he is only 12 and it is only recently that I have been persuaded, against my better judgement, to allow him to play certain certificate 16s games so he was hoping that Modern Warfare 2 was going be cert. 16. Naturally he is now very disappointed especially as many of his 12 year old friends have been allowed to get this game and those who haven't got it are supposedly getting it for Xmas. Anyway he has now been told by his friends who have played on the game that it is no more violent or sweary than the Halo games that my son is now allowed. While I find this hard to believe I would welcome unbiased opinions from people who have played this game since its release.
Many thanks in advance. ktj

It is 18 for a reason. Apart from the abject violence it includes a level where you play a terrorist and have to kill civilians. At the end of the day it's up to your conscience i guess.

tiamaria

Well I was getting this for DS for Xmax, but as he's not 18 till May I will tell him he has to wait till then:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: