Nintendo Power $5 Subscription

[Another World]

Nintendo Power $5 Subscription
1-yr, U.S. 50 States only

Amazon.com is currently offering a 1 year subscription to the Nintendo Power magazine for just $5. There are no taxes or shipping charges involved in this transaction. The subscription is valid only in the 50 states. Gab it now before this offer expires on Saturday at 11:59 PM.

Special Thanks to Joktan for the news!​

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[Porygon-X]

WHAT!

Why can't Canadians join in on the fun?

 

[redact]

we need deals like this in australia ;-;

 

[DeMoN]

It normally costs $19.95 plus they give you a free guide book that's worth $14.95.

Still, this is a great deal and I'm definitely gonna take it.

 

[Joktan]

my name is on the front page of gbatemp!my life is almost complete

 

[Another World]

It normally costs $19.95 plus they give you a free guide book that's worth $14.95.

Still, this is a great deal and I'm definitely gonna take it.

the last time i bought a subscription from nintendo it cost me $32, and i only did it to get that bonus zelda disk for the game cube. i picked up one of these as a gift! you can't beat this price.

-another world

 

[Spikey]

Just signed up for Nintendo Power, Xbox, PlayStation, and PC Gamer. Not bad for $20. I will have new reading material for my toilets now.

 

[Another World]

Just signed up for Nintendo Power, Xbox, PlayStation, and PC Gamer. Not bad for $20. I will have new reading material for my toilets now.

ooo thanks for the heads up spikey. i just picked up playstation magazine and pc gamer for myself!

-another world

 

[1NOOB]

For internationals, there's a bit of a trick, I ordered it a few days ago.

: o can you share that with us? : D

 

[jalaneme]

such a shame they don't ship to europe, it's even more of a shame ninteno official magazine don't do anything like this in europe.

 

[iFish]

Dammit! showing us canadians no love

Oshit, thanks pv

 

[Covarr]

Wishing this could have been two months ago, when I could afford it...

 

[Another World]

Wishing this could have been two months ago, when I could afford it...

it vexes me that someone can't find $5 to put on a pre-paid visa card.

-another world

 

[monkat]

Wishing this could have been two months ago, when I could afford it...

it vexes me that someone can't find $5 to put on a pre-paid visa card.

-another world

Because all of us make enough money to make rent, food, and utilities with so much as a penny leftover!

(Also, don't forget the kids...but they can ask their parents? Which...then refers back to my original statement.)

 

[jeklnoo]

If you can't afford $5, how can you afford a computer and electricity and internet service and the ability to waste time posting on this site?

 

[monkat]

If you can't afford $5, how can you afford a computer and electricity and internet service and the ability to waste time posting on this site?

(This is just imagining a scenario):

Well, let's say you live in an apartment complex that has cheap-to-free electricity/water/etc. (unlikely free, but cheap is possible). Let's also say that your neighbor has an insecure (enough) network. And jobs aren't all that easy to come by, so time isn't that hard to come by for a lot of people. This generic person also receives help for rent and food and such.

Situation solved!

 

[tinymonkeyt]

Wow. This is very tempting...

 

[Covarr]

If you can't afford $5, how can you afford a computer and electricity and internet service and the ability to waste time posting on this site?

College student. Live with parents, used up all my financial aid, parents won't buy frivolous things like this for me. Don't have the energy for a job, since I'm already pulling 20 credits, any more and I'd probably go insane.

Although, with the quarter ending, I'll be able to get a summer job soon. About a week after this sale ends.

 

[George Dawes]

If you can't afford $5, how can you afford a computer and electricity and internet service and the ability to waste time posting on this site?

Computers & net, well you can use them for free in a library, at social centres, even in some pubs/bars.

Even roofless (homeless, no fixed abode) people use computers and the net these days. Imagine that!


Old computers are given away for free (or new ones to schoolchildren, or one you owned before money got tight), neighbours wifi, and electricity is a basic utility that someone would be paying for - net or not. Of course there is everyone's favourite illegal electricity abstraction. ;>

 

[shakirmoledina]

can u get these magazines in ebook format? its very easy if it was