Excellent price. Loved this game.

Great price for a great game. I paid full price and I don't regret it.

nice price

People should really take availability into account before voting hot. It's pointless something being scorching if it's only available to a handful of people; that goes for Asda price drops and the sudden influx of Smyths deals.

Heat if you can get it. Nothing in Glasgow, so I'll abstain.

Heat up in this motherf****r from Newport South Wales! <3

Got one in Cheltenham - might wait till after the races before I collect ;-)

Anyone still not got this? :0 awesome game! Not quite as good as the original but then no game since has been.. :smiley:

HOT!

Same price in Grainger also, it's on the deal of the week. Just in case Smyths is a journey away :smile:

oos, shocker! ... not :disappointed:

​All new games in any store should come sealed. :neutral_face:

Exactly, but by all accounts grainger games have a habit of doing the exact opposite.

Google it :wink:

​interesting.
T&Cs
2.4 When purchasing new items we always endeavour to deliver to you a factory sealed item. However, when we are low on stock of a certain item, this may not always be possible due to our store display policy.

if buying in store and states new then it "should" be sealed. I haven't had a problem before but can see why some may do based on the above.

Fantastic game - for a tenner it's an absolute steal.

I wish shoot-em-ups / FPS had split screen. I miss the days of Goldeneye :-(

The first ever doom scared me witless ...... I'm thinking it's got too clever like most games do ...... simple gaming for simple minds is what's needed!

would rather pay a pound more and not have the shelf clutter or having to change the disc in and out. i never trade my games. agree with @jonspurs the omission of split screen is a sin, too many developers assume that people dont have real friends that they actually see in real life

Digital surely makes much more sense from a publisher's point of view. There's no need to print manuals and covers, burn discs en masse, package and seal them all, ship them...

Pass at least some of that saving onto the consumer, and suddenly Day 1 digital prices become more appealing.

They'd also avoid games being sold to parasites like GAME and CEX; if you want to play a game, you have to buy it from the source. People make a big deal about "resell value", but I imagine it's a relatively small fraction of gamers that insist on selling games once they're done (or fed up after about two minutes, going by some of the comments on here). Personally I'd rather keep my game collection, even if it is digital.

As others have mentioned, digital gaming means less clutter, significantly easier switching between games (I like having a core game and something for a quick blast on the side), and you don't actually save space by buying physical, as the PS4 installs the entire bloody thing anyway.

Rant over.

Just a note that it's the same price for the Xbox One version as well at the moment.