Batman: Arkham City: Game of the Year Edition (Xbox 360) $20

Quote from Lemstar : One trip if you ordered online, two trips if you ordered in-store, although the second trip could be combined with picking up Crysis 3/Metal Gear Rising preorders this week. MGR also has a week 1 price match at Fry's. My point is kinda moot though, with Best Buy implementing their new price match policy next week.

Okay so I'll grant you that in your process, the BB credit is the same as cash (even though it's not). But you have to grant that most people probably live on average 5 to 10 miles from a Best Buy. Let's estimate $3 in gas and wear on the car (government would estimate much more per mile). So now I'd have spent $30.70 (forgot about tax) for a game that I won't have time to play for a long while, and which I could buy for $7 used when I do have time.And this example is for a game that Gamespot specifically selected for its article entitled "60 horror games a tough sell, says Cliff Bleszinski"

http://www.gamespot.com/news/60-h...ki-6403806

"In the $60 disc-based market horror doesn't fly," Bleszinski said. "It's the ultimate 'Campaign Rental' that's played for 2 days and traded in and I'm sure [publisher Electronic Arts] knows this."

So what if we were to do the same example with a game that is much less likely to drop in price within 30 days? I can give you examples.

Okay so I think my point stands (for me at least since I can wait to play new releases). But, I'd like to hear more about Best Buy's new policy. Maybe that can sway me.(doubtful)