Monopoly in store at sainsburys. Not found in the game department, but at till points with the entertainment stands with DVDs. Well worth a try for a fiver!
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bankersarebankers
7 Jan 1610#9
Family fun pack? Have these dudes ever played it with their family? I haven't spoken to my sister since she made me liquidate my railway network to stay in her 4 star hotel on park lane.
louiselouise
8 Jan 163#19
An old meme no doubt but i saw it only recently...
dealsolver2014
7 Jan 163#5
cex will still buy this for £8 cash or £12 exchange
Game will also price match, and bung a quid on top!
adamguest1985
7 Jan 16#7
Anyone know if PS4 is same price?
pjuk14 to adamguest1985
7 Jan 16#8
Didn't see any ps4 versions whilst I was there.
But any other games that were on offer e.g evolve and final fantasy where same price on both ps4 and Xbox one
bankersarebankers
7 Jan 1610#9
Family fun pack? Have these dudes ever played it with their family? I haven't spoken to my sister since she made me liquidate my railway network to stay in her 4 star hotel on park lane.
gbmcginty to bankersarebankers
7 Jan 161#10
Requirements for playing Monopoly:
1: Be playing with children
2: Be prepared to crush their souls
moneysavingkitten
7 Jan 16#12
Streets is streets ahead of this, pardon the pun :smile: Seriously, it's a much better game. But probably more expensive, it's held it's price for ages.
r00dskins
7 Jan 16#13
CeX will also beat Game again then. I work for CeX. We've been told to drive the 'We Won't Be Beaten' policy.
samjac26
7 Jan 16#14
How would that work? Would it be as simple as: Take game to CEX, get price, say "Game will match any price you give plus £1, so I'd like you to match their offer and increase the trade in value of the game by £1?"
Is that the nationwide implementation of the policy or just your store manager?
Thanks!
Alan66640
7 Jan 16#15
Can't knock any game for £5, especially for the xbox one. No Sainsburys near to us. Hot post!
hotfinder
7 Jan 16#16
Append 2 to ' / be prepared to have your pride dented'
r00dskins
8 Jan 16#17
Literally just take your word for it. We do in the Pontypridd store. If game offer £50 for something worth say £200 we'd offer £60 as they try beating us by 5% so we just round it off. We won't be beaten on price. Should be a nation wide thing, it's on all the POS posters.
maximusmagnus75
8 Jan 16#18
hot post
louiselouise
8 Jan 163#19
An old meme no doubt but i saw it only recently...
aazizi
8 Jan 16#20
Not all CEX stores apply the same rules I recently found game to offer a better trade in price of £8 on a game and Cex was £4 weird eh and Cex would only up their price to £6.
user777
8 Jan 16#21
nothing beats playing monopoly proper way: on cardboard, with friends/family around the table (does everything need to be on-line / electronic nowadays?)
Box to user777
8 Jan 16#22
Doesn't need to be? But its:
Cheaper (board game is like £25)
Takes less space (can all sit around tv rather than trying to find a table or massive floor space. a lot of houses are pretty small these days!)
Faster to set up (no getting all pieces out and counting the cash)
Stop cheating (we've all got that make who grabs $400 when passing go!)
And when the games finally over and friendships are broken you can simply turn the game off rather than having to pick up all the pieces that have been thrown around in fits of rage
But yeah I do prefer the cardboard version ;-)
BenderRodriguez to user777
8 Jan 16#23
Any board game beats this repetitive, mindless, snowballing roll-and-move relict.
WalkerboyUK
8 Jan 16#24
Can this be played with just the one controller or will I need to buy an extra controller for each person that wants to play???
Cameron92
8 Jan 16#25
Thanks got 21 copies and traded 20 into CEX. £60 profit. Kept 1 because this is an Xbox One killer app.
WalkerboyUK
8 Jan 16#26
Only if you buy it new.
I picked up a mint condition set from the 70's in a charity shop for £2.50 just before Xmas
djdave2929
8 Jan 16#27
You can get a hardly used 70's deluxe version on Ebay for £15, less in some cases. The whole fun factor of the game is the interaction at a table rather than just staring at a screen the whole time. Kids also need to be away from their mobiles and iPads, as do adults.
I managed to get the wooden nostalgia version of Monopoly from Waterstones for £29.99. They were made in 2011 and have been discontinued. Not a bit of plastic in sight. Wooden houses, proper weighty brass pieces and nicely made property cards, old look money, nostalgic old school board. I'll take that all day over looking at a TV screen.
SK3N
8 Jan 16#28
What's stores have people managed to find it in?
Stokey90
8 Jan 16#29
Genuine question. Is this as fun as the board game?
baz69er
8 Jan 16#30
Can't seem to get it to come up. Anyone got a direct link
louiselouise
9 Jan 16#31
Another meme incoming...
Think the Transformers Monopoly looks brilliant! (On a newer HUKD thread).
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Game will also price match, and bung a quid on top!
But any other games that were on offer e.g evolve and final fantasy where same price on both ps4 and Xbox one
1: Be playing with children
2: Be prepared to crush their souls
Is that the nationwide implementation of the policy or just your store manager?
Thanks!
Cheaper (board game is like £25)
Takes less space (can all sit around tv rather than trying to find a table or massive floor space. a lot of houses are pretty small these days!)
Faster to set up (no getting all pieces out and counting the cash)
Stop cheating (we've all got that make who grabs $400 when passing go!)
And when the games finally over and friendships are broken you can simply turn the game off rather than having to pick up all the pieces that have been thrown around in fits of rage
But yeah I do prefer the cardboard version ;-)
I picked up a mint condition set from the 70's in a charity shop for £2.50 just before Xmas
I managed to get the wooden nostalgia version of Monopoly from Waterstones for £29.99. They were made in 2011 and have been discontinued. Not a bit of plastic in sight. Wooden houses, proper weighty brass pieces and nicely made property cards, old look money, nostalgic old school board. I'll take that all day over looking at a TV screen.
Think the Transformers Monopoly looks brilliant! (On a newer HUKD thread).