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don't pre-order! learn your lessons from the past and don't believe the hyper! remember SimCity, The Order 1886, and No Man's Sky! buy a game when you can see what you're getting, not promotional "not actual gameplay footage" videos.

quick question, i have prime until march 3rd, if i pre order now will i still get the lower price. also if i decide to cancel the order will that be ok too? always wondered if the prime discount sort of locked you into the purchase

four players on the same screen!!!

about time, trackmania turbo is a terrible game. Hopefully, this will fare better.

proabably, but with how much I spend there each year the only user is them

There's a very good chance this is going to suck, unfortunately.

I return games to Amazon all the time..Just today I returned pvz 2 as I paid 26 two weeks ago...and it it'd on offer on psn..Just said unwanted gift...was opened as well

graphics are below par, physics are shoddy & gameplay is lame. As you could tell, I'm not a fan of it

Need some gameplay before thinking about pre-ordering. I just hope it sticks to its roots.

Call me skeptical, but no gameplay footage of a game that's coming out in 2 months is a bit iffy.

That said, I was skeptical of review copies of Doom 2016 not being sent out until the actual release date and I was very pleasantly surprised by it in the end. I hope for the same with this.

I think there's a lot of truth in this, even though I wish there wasn't. If it's £20 entry fee, I reckon there's bound to be a lot of paid-for DLC supporting it. In the mobile version, you buy packs and coins (if needed), and it restricts who and what you're able to play and drive. It's a fun-enough game, but one that really rips the originals' charm out of it.

It'll get across-the-board 6/10s. I guarantee.

Distance selling Regulation has not been in force for over 2 years, it has been replaced with the Consumer Contract Regulation and states CD's DVD's and software is exempt from being returned if the seal has been broken, see here http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/regulation/consumer-contracts-regulations

If that's true then I will just save my £20.

I thought once you open the shrink wrap you can't return it. Might give it a try

as long as its still sealed I don't see why not.

Distance Selling, as long as you take reasonable care you can open and test the game and return it if you are dissatisfied.

But there has been some trouble around this GAME refuse to accept games with the seal broken, even though they legally cannot impose additional terms. so I would speak to Amazon first.

I thought they already said it was a port of the newer game release on iOS and Android?

it is from Amazon, if it is **** send it back, you have 30 days, and amazon dont charge on pre orders, so might as well lock in the price and just cancel closer to release

The thing is, at least With Lego Worlds we do have some idea of what it is about because we got to play it back in 2015. It's pretty much Minecraft with lego bricks... not bad but not amazing either.

With Micro Machines we have seen literally NOTHING. Why should I pre-order a game I know nothing about?

If it's like the old games then great, I will grab it for sure. If it's like the newer games then I will give it a miss.

Nearly bought Kick Off on pre-order but chose to wait for reviews. Going to be doing that with this methinks.

Heat for the best price. But any game that doesn't show actual gameplay for a game that's released in just over a month is worrying.

Still cheaper at Base for non Prime members: http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/micro-machines-world-series-ps4-xbox-one-19-85-base-2611790

Good deal for Prime members though.