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Buy Batman: Arkham Asylum on Amazon and save $8

August 22, 2009 in News comments 7

If you're thinking of preordering Batman: Arkham Asylum should look no further than Amazon.com. Right now the game's available for at least $8 off retail price.

Thinking about preordering Batman: Arkham Asylum? Now would probably be a good time. You can get the game on Amazon.com for $51.99, eight dollars off the PS3 version's regular price of $59.99. Considering that Amazon offers free shipping on all orders over $25, this is a pretty sweet deal.

Of course, opting for the Super Saver shipping means you'll probably have to wait a week or two to get your game. One day shipping brings the game's price to $61.97, and two day shipping knocks it to $59.97.
PerryPiekarski via examiner.com »
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  • 1
    RabidChinaGirl Aug 22, 09
    No offense, but isn't this... really obvious? Everyone knows Amazon sells almost everything below retail price. We already had an article about the special Batman: AA discount a while back.
    • 0
      HisServant77 Aug 23, 09
      Yup, that's why I preordered on amazon. I got it for almost $20 cheaper than if I bought it in-store with taxes and all that. (Taxes raise games to $65.10 in my area)
  • 0
    MikeyGrea Aug 22, 09
    Pre - order?

    Most people have the game by now.
  • 1
    BlazinFaze Aug 22, 09
    how do people have the game? it doesn't come out for another three days. or at least in the US.
    • 0
      Subzer0 Aug 23, 09
      Chances are they are either released earlier in other countries or they buy pirated copies.
      • 0
        HisServant77 Aug 23, 09
        Most of the people saying they have the game already are just faking. There are some who have it early, like a handful due to breaking street date. But it's definitely not MOST. I'd be surprised if 20 people have it early.
    • 0
      RabidChinaGirl Aug 23, 09
      I heard B:AA was cracked / leak. I figured that's what he meant.

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