At vpgames, we get this question all the time. Many of you have asked us how in the world we manage to have brand new Sega Dreamcast systems available when the console went out of production back in 2002?

We get this question all the time, in one form or another.  Here a few samples of some of the emails we get:

Hi I just want to know could you be posibly selling this dreamcast as new?  I know they don’t make them anymore so why are u trying to rip people off!  I have seen lots of used dreamcasts for sale but yours was the only new one.  Im not accusing you or anything but Im just saying that if I order this from you and its not new Im reporting you to the better business bureau...

Don’t worry, we weren’t offended.  But we alerted our rep at the BBB just in case. This customer did in fact end up ordering one, and was thrilled when it was new, as advertised. 

So how is this possible?

The short answer is we aren’t exactly sure - there are a few hundred of these in the market and nobody is exactly sure where they came from.  There are a few theories, however.

One is that these are knockoffs or third-party systems cleverly designed to look just like the original.  This is completely false.  The rumor probably started when a bunch of Dreamcast systems started showing up on eBay.  Ebay is one thing, but would Amazon.com sell knockoff Dreamcast consoles?  I don’t think so. 

Our theory is this: Often times when a supplier or wholesaler goes out of business, they liquidate all of their unsold merchandise. In this economy, businesses are flipping like pancakes, so there was probably a major business (think Circuit City) with a couple hundred old Dreamcast Consoles in a warehouse somewhere, that they had to get rid of once and for all when they filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy.

The important thing is that these are in fact brand new, in original factory packaging, and are 100% legit.  The other important thing to know is that there is an extremely limited quantity of these available in the market, so if you want to relive those Dreamcast glory days, now is the time to get one. Of course, you won’t find it cheaper anywhere else than right here at vpgames.com.

Be sure to check out all of our Dreamcast accessories while you’re at it, including original Sega Dreamcast controllers.

Speaking of which, how do we manage to get those brand new as well?  That’s another story for another time.

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Five items for five dollars each. Every Friday afternoon.

How it Works: Each week, we select a product for the Friday High-Five. Through our Blog, Twitter, Facebook, and Newsletter, we give away special coupon codes allowing you to purchase the item that Friday for just 5 dollars! However, only the first five people to use the code will get the item for five bucks.. Once the codes have been used up, they’re gone for good!

The High Five Item for Friday July 31st, 2009:

Sonic and the Secret Rings (Wii)

Platform: Wii
Type: Game
Condition: New - Factory Sealed
Manufacturer: Sega

Sonic sets off on an adventure to retrieve the missing pages of Arabian Nights and set the world of the book back in order. Mimicking the energy and movements of Sonic, players actively perform specialized moves with the Wii controller, bringing their stamina and wide range of motion into the action!

Retail Price: $21.80

Your Price: $5.00!

The High Five Code is “HEDGEHOG”

Features:

- Exotic settings and creatures inspired by the Arabian Nights tales; The unique and lustrous features of Persia offer a vibrant backdrop to Sonic’s speed
- Branching paths for extensive gameplay variety and replayability
- New Sonic moves. With the controllers exclusive features, utilize new moves such as ‘boost’ and ‘catapult’; Players will feel and enjoy Sonics speed in entirely new ways
- A variety of mini-games for up to four players: Work up a sweat using the Wii controller in a variety of ways in the home party games; With more than 30 exciting party games, enjoy playing the mini-games with friends and family

To get this item for just five dollars, enter this week’s High Five Code: “HEDGEHOG” at checkout this Friday, July 31st. But be sure to act quickly: this special code will only work for the first 5 people who use it!

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Posted by admin on 07/31 at 09:57 AM
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Here at VP Games we are always proud to announce the arrival of any new quality products to the video game world, and today is no different: Behold the long-awaited…

SnakeSkins by Exo-Flex.
Manufacturer: Exo-Flex
Type: Skin
Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, DS, PSP, GBA
Price: All skins just $12.85 for a limited time.

Over 50 really cool designs are available now for Xbox 360 Systems and Controllers, PS3 Systems, PSP 2000, Wii Systems and Controllers, DS Lite and DSi, and GBA, GBA SP, and Game Boy Micro.

Pretty creative designs, huh?

Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww yeah!

With the RapidAir Technology by Orajet to eliminate air bubbles, this adhesive fits perfectly on any surface with each application. Injected with three layers of resistant material, Snakeskin protects your product from potential liquid damage! No smearing, no fading and no squeegees required. Best of all, we back these skins up with a Lifetime Warranty.

These skins are new to the market but have got nothing but fantastic reviews so far. Read what great things Gamer’s Route, Gaming Bits, and GameGirl had to say about them!

So why are these skins so much better than all the others?  Aside from having really cool designs from artists all over the world, SnakeSkins have:

- No smearing
- No fading
- No residue
- No bubbles
- Easy to apply and reposition: no squeegee required
- Completely water-resistant top film layer with triple injection protection
- Triple R functionality: removable, repositionable and can be easily reapplied
- Very fairly priced

Get yours today, only $12.85 each for a limited time at vpgames.com!

Posted by admin on 07/30 at 02:33 PM
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Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood

Available for: Xbox 360, PS3, PC.
Genre: Western-Themed FPS
Publisher: Ubisoftjavascript:nullo();
Rating: Rated M for Mature

It’s high noon.

The wind blows from the east, howling softly in your ears as tumbleweeds roll across the dusty empty streets. You see your enemy in the distance, his eyes fixed on you, his hand getting ever so close to his holster and the six-shooter in it. You keep your hand close, but not too close to your own. Sweat trickles across your brow as you hear your heartbeat getting louder and stronger with every beat. The bell could chime any moment now and you realize that a split-second will be the difference between who walks away on his feet this day.
Forget about space-slash-fantasy-slash-alien infestation type first person shooters, the Western is back! Not since the early days of Lucas Arts’ cult 1997 classic game Outlaws, has there been such a good blend of all things good in a game. From the voice-acting to the score, to the gameplay mechanics and visuals, Call of Juarez: Bond in Blood oozes fun from start to finish.

I love the western shooter, from Gun to Red Dead Revolver to Outlaws, and fortunately, developers don’t stop trying to try to turn what is essentially a niche shooter into a mainstream hit. Although this game is not recommend for younger audiences, older gamers (especially those who like old Spaghetti Westerns) are going to love the adult-themed non-stop action and engaging storyline.

Almost more than anything, the touchstone for a western shooter is its ability to deliver a convincing gaming experience. To not just provide a first-person shooter dressed up with cowboy hats, but to put gamers in experiences steeped in the tradition of the classic Western. It’s here that Bound in Blood hits its highest notes. The story is a cleverly crafted homage to western traditions. The weapons and their behavior are mostly detailed and realistic. The settings seem pulled from a diverse selection of great spaghetti, classic and modern westerns.

The game takes place in a broad expanse of post Civil War America, with settings in southern plantations, high deserts, ruins, dusty towns and plenty of old towns and forts. All of the levels are packed with hidey holes, second floors and accessible rooftops, making gun play exciting and fast-paced.

Westerns are, or at least were, modern day morality plays. Sure, they entertained, but they also taught us something about the fiber of heroes, the face of villainy and how easy it is to sometimes confuse the two. Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood does a heroic job of delivering a story in this tradition, tapping into the classic themes of lawless honor and family first, while neatly tying together the elements of the original Call of Juarez sometimes wanting back story.

As with the original Call of Juarez, rather than playing through the entire game as a single protagonist, Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood tells its story through the eyes of three brothers, two of whom you control in turns. The game uses the ability to switch between brothers at chapter endings to develop two distinctly different modes of play. While controlling Ray McCall, gamers wield two six-shooters, firing them simultaneously. Ray can also throw lit dynamite, wears armor on his chest which protects him from bullets, and can kick in doors. He can’t climb well or run very fast. Thomas McCall, on the other hand, is more agile, allowing him to better traverse obstacles, even using a lasso to climb up buildings and trees. While he can’t fire two guns at the same time, he is better with the rifle and can eventually use a knife or bow to kill silently.

A bonus to the gameplay was the addition of horses. Unfortunately, the horses aren’t as plentiful as I’d like them to be in the game, but once you find one and mount up they’re a blast to ride. Its fun to pick people off as you barrel through a town on horseback, but just riding around is a satisfying experience.

In “concentration mode”, Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood has its own “version” of bullet time. There are moments in the game, usually following a cinematic, where you kick open a door and you and your brother get to blast away bad guys moving in slow mode but controlling the two crosshairs separately with the thumbsticks and pulling the triggers to fire. Each of the brothers also has their own concentration mode that can be activated during play. Kill off enough bad guys and you can press a button to drop into the mode. For Ray that means painting the slow-mo bad guys with the crosshairs until time runs out and Ray automatically empties his gun into them. For Thomas you just hold the trigger and flick the thumbstick as if it were a gun’s hammer, blasting away the enemies. All three firing modes are extremely satisfying.

Wonderful additions to the single-player campaign are a set of side missions you stumble across in some of the towns you visit. The side missions show up as wanted and help signs posted on the side of a building and playing through one just means reading the sign and going off after the objective. There wasn’t a dull moment, a bad mission, a poorly designed map in the entire game, but it only took me six and a half hours to play through it on the average setting. A quick fix would be, again, to let me go back into the side missions later on.
Bound in Blood is everything you could want from a western shooter. Besides the traditional and team deathmatch, the game includes two other interesting modes. In Manhunt there are two teams, each taking turns either hunting down or protecting a wanted player. In Wild West Legends, one team has to complete a series of objectives, while the other tries to stop them. The objectives are all heavily themed to classic western story lines. Online play also includes more than a dozen classes, most of which have to be unlocked.
Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood doesn’t redefine the genre, nor, I fear, will it win over the mainstream audience that these games so richly deserve.

What it does do is offer gamers a chance to step into the boots of lawless men in lawless times, to slap leather, to avenge wrongs and to peek into the motives of single-minded men.

Pros: Visuals, story, voice-acting… Well, almost everything! 
Cons: Small flaws with some multiplayer elements.
Rating: 5 out of 5

- Ian Simmons

Posted by admin on 07/29 at 03:22 PM
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OMG OMG OMG!

OMG!!!!!

wait i need a min. brb.

k.

OMG!

so like i totally just beat the “hannah montana the movie the game” game on xbox and it totally blew me away.

cuz in the game u get to play as miley (OMG) while she visits her grandmother in crowley corners ur there with ur dad and ur annoying bro (lol) and theres this guy u totally wanna fuck but ur not sure he likes you yet and there are these developers who want to take over the town so they have a fundraiser or something with hannah to stop them thats the plot but if u seen the movie tehn u prob already know it but this is for the peeps who maybe didnt OK?

u get to play five hannah songs onstage which is cool and u have to do the dance moves and play the instruments by hitting the buttons at the times they say or else u get a bad score and sometimes u play the keyboard i hate those times cuz u have to catch the things that fall with the light and its hard. but at least its the movie version of “best of both worlds” which is the better version.

u get to set up to the tour bus however u want and there are lots of furniture and posters to change and theres a closet u can use to change ur clothes and u can use stamps and stuff to design new stuff for the skirts and shirts. hannah says funny stuff like how she loves the shoes when u change them (lol miley).

besides the song playing u can walk around crowley corners and go to the fair and play games in the fair like a bottle toss (and i sucked at that but thats ok cause i got the achivement LMFAO!) and u can go shopping all around town and the game gives u a list on ur cell of what stuff u should find and buy which isnt easy but style never is (LOL).

then u have to go to dinner with the mayor as hannah but the guy u like asks u out to dinner as miley the same night and it was scary but not really cause it always works out in the end for miley (LOL) but the plot was good like twilight.

oh and u can ride blue jeans ur horse in ur grandmothers house which is fun and it lets u earn money for shopping so u have to ride him a lot but its okay and was fun.

Summary:

Hours Played: Just Under 7.
Achievement Points Earned: 1000.
Number of Testicles Removed: 2.

- Ethan

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Five items for five dollars each. Every Friday afternoon.

How it Works: Each week, we select a product for the Friday High-Five. Throughout the week, we give away special coupon codes allowing you to purchase the item that Friday for just 5 dollars! However, only the first five people to use the code will get the item for five bucks.. Once the codes have been used up, they’re gone for good!

This Week’s High-Five Item:

Naki G-Pak Storage Case for DS

Platform: DS, DS Lite, DSi, GBA, GBA SP
Type: Case - Travel / Carrying
Condition: New - Factory Sealed
Manufacturer: Naki

Hear every sound right down to the smallest peep. The Naki G-Pak Storage Case for DS features a volume control attachment which double as a mute switch for the adjustable boom microphone. The earpieces are fitted with specially designed foam inserts to keep outside noise at bay while you completely immerse yourself into the environment of your favorite games. You can also use the headset to chat live with friends, or record personalized messages through Xbox Live.

Retail Price: $21.85

Your Price: $5.00! Just enter the High Five Code “ARMSTRONG” at checkout today, Friday July 24th.

Features:

- Stores and protects your DS Lite and up to 30 DS game cartridges, and 6 Game Boy Advance SP Games, along with all your other accessories
- Compatible with both DS and DS Lite consoles, as well as Game Boy Advance and GBA-SP.
- Adjustable shoulder Strap has 2 additional mesh pouches for game cartridges and more
- Cushioned center dividers for custom storage options, and front pocket with inner mesh pouch.

To get this item for just five dollars, enter this week’s High Five Code: “ARMSTRONG” at checkout beginning this Friday, July 24th. But be sure to act quickly: this special code will only work for the first 5 people who use it!

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Posted by admin on 07/24 at 08:31 AM
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We at vpgames.com are pleased to announced another fantastic giveaway through our partners at Swagbucks.com: A brand new PSP Slim 3000 system.

Swagbucks is a way to win cash, prizes, and video games just by doing what you do every day: searching the web.  No, it is not a scam. And yes, it is that easy. If you haven’t heard of Swagbucks, now’s the time to head on over to SwagBucks.com and see what you’ve been missing.  They will give you 3 free Bucks to get you started, and this contest only costs 2 Swag Bucks to enter. But be sure to hurry - this contest ends Monday, July 27th!

Like this prize?  Check out some of the past contests we’ve done, including a Xbox 360 Arcade System, and Wii Summer Fun Bundle

The PSP-3000 PlayStation Portable
The newest PSP model boasts a beautiful screen that is brighter than ever, giving you a multitude of entertainment options on the go. Play games, listen to music, connect to the Internet, watch movies, and do more, all in a sleek compact package that you can easily bring with you wherever you go.

Now with Included Microphone and Brighter Screen
The latest Playstation Portable revision, the PSP-3000, has everything the older PSPs had but now includes a built-in microphone, which lets you take advantage of voice features in some games as well as the PSP’s built-in Skype functionality without having to use a headset. This PSP-3000 comes in a sleek black color scheme and also includes an improved anti-reflective screen that offers higher contrast and clearer visibility in well-lit places and can even be used outdoors.

A Full Entertainment System in Your Hands
The PSP was designed to handle all varieties of applications and entertainment—music, video, communication, wireless networking, and, of course, gaming. Users will enjoy top-notch 3D games with high-quality, full-motion video, and high-fidelity audio. The 4.3-inch wide screen display is bright and beautiful, and works well under many different lighting conditions. If you prefer, you can also connect your PSP to your TV. The PSP utilizes the Universal Media Disc (UMD) for a storage medium, each of which holds 1.8 GB of data.

Retail Price: $169.99

Enter Today!

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Five items for five dollars each. Every Friday afternoon.

How it Works: Each week, we select a product to be the Friday High-Five Item. Throughout the week, we give away special coupon codes allowing you to purchase the item that Friday for just 5 dollars! However, only the first five people to use the code will get the item for five bucks.. Once the codes have been used up, they’re gone for good!

This Week’s High-Five Item:

Xbox Live Pro Gamer Headphones

Platform: Xbox 360
Type: Headset / Headphones
Condition: New - Factory Sealed
Manufacturer: Komodo

Hear every sound right down to the smallest peep. The Pro Gamer Headset for Xbox 360 features a volume control attachment which double as a mute switch for the adjustable boom microphone. The earpieces are fitted with specially designed foam inserts to keep outside noise at bay while you completely immerse yourself into the environment of your favorite games. You can also use the headset to chat live with friends, or record personalized messages through Xbox Live.

Retail Price: $19.85

Your Price: $5.00! Just enter the High Five Code “AMSTERDAM” at checkout beginning this Friday at 12:00 Noon PST / 3PM EST.

Features:

- Foam inserts designed for comfort while reducing outside noise
- Volume and microphone control attachments connect directly to your Xbox 360 controller
- Adjustable boom mic adheres to your comfort level while providing clear communication to your buddies
- Trash talk your friends, or record voice messages to send through Xbox Live

To get this item for just five dollars, enter this week’s High Five Code: “AMSTERDAM” at checkout beginning this Friday at 12:00 Noon PST / 3PM EST. But be sure to act quickly: the first five people to use the code get the item for five bucks.  After this week’s five codes have been used up, they are gone forever!

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Posted by admin on 07/14 at 03:22 PM
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Ghostbusters: The Video Game
Available for: Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PS2, and DS
Genre: Action Comedy Horror
Developer: Terminal Reality
Publisher: Atari
Players:1 Offline 1-4 Online (Xbox 360 & Wii)
Rating: Rated T for Teen

After seeing the hit 1984 film, what kid hasn’t wanted to bust ghosts for a living, or wield the formidable proton pack against the supernatural? Come on, be honest! We know for a fact that back in the mid 1980’s we wanted to ride the Ecto-1, suit up in our white jumpsuits and bust some ghosts back to the afterlife. After more than two decades, our wishes have finally come true in video game form.

Forget ghouls, specters and ghosts—what really haunts gamers are the memories of hundreds of terrible video games based on cherished movies. Fortunately Ghostbusters: The Video Game isn’t one of them.
In the game, you’re the fifth Ghostbuster, a nameless recruit who’s been tasked with testing out Egon’s latest inventions. The other Ghostbusters don’t bother to learn your name, knowing that you probably won’t be around long enough for it to matter. You prove them wrong by mastering the game’s ghostbusting weapons and its third-person, over-the-shoulder perspective.

The former can be a bit tough; the opening tutorials blast by, and you’re out in the field fumbling with your particle thrower and trying not to get slimed before you know it. Once you conquer ghost wrangling, things move along much more smoothly.
It wasn’t long before our nostalgia meters were picking up readings that were off the charts. Visually, the game is a faithful replica of the Ghostbusters we know and love. The developers, Terminal Reality, wisely set the game in 1991, two years after Ghostbusters 2, which means they didn’t need to explain what the boys in gray have been doing all this time. They also didn’t need to update their vintage 1980s technology to the new millennium (while Egon does introduce a bunch of new gadgets, secretary Janine Melnitz is still using a beige PC with a CRT monitor).

The year is now 1991, and players find themselves picking up the story a few years after the events of the second movie. You will play as a new recruit who is named “rookie” and basically your role is to test out all the new gadgets that may or may not explode or implode on you. Sounds like a lot of fun right? Well, indeed it is. You are quickly welcomed back to the world of Dr. Peter Venkman and the city of New York, which is once again under siege by forces of the paranormal.

The Game was directed with input by Dan Akroyd and Harold Ramis, which gives you an idea of how faithful the tone of the game is to the original films. They also brought in Bill Murray, Ernie Hudson, Annie Potts, William Artherton—and new to the series, Alyssa Milano who plays the love interest of Peter Venkman and is the cause of the new ghost activity. Overall the story is fantastic and ties in nicely with the humorous nature of the classic movies.

The first secret to being a Ghostbuster is to know your equipment. Actually, the very first thing is to try out the fire house pole in the headquarters—trust me, you will love it. Your debut mission kicks off when Slimer escapes his personal containment unit. Of course you being the “FNG” (Freaking New Guy) you have to strap on the newly design proton pack, which comes equipped with a nice venting feature when you overheat. Now the whole snagging, trap ‘em, and bag ‘em scenario will come in to play with this tutorial. With the newly added features to your proton unit you not only trap them, you also have to snare them which will hold them down once you have them weakened. Now, to weaken the ghosts just blast them a few times then ensnare them with your beam and you will then be given the option to rock them or slam them on objects to weaken them faster. However, make sure to watch your proton meter because you will lose your stream if you do not vent your pack!

While the opening scenes may seem overly derivative—Slimer escapes back to the Sedgewick Hotel, the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man returns to terrorize Times Square—the game manages to do something that even Ghostbusters’ own sequel could not: build on and expand the film’s mythology in a meaningful way. It does this by revisiting familiar locations while at the same time introducing creepy-but-fun extra-dimensional twists. Particularly effective areas include a haunted children’s playroom, an offworld library haunted by books, and a ghost-powered Civil War re-enactment.

The single-player game is short, lasting 8-10 hours, but there are enough multiplayer options—including the ability to hunt down unique ghosts that only show up in multiplayer—to keep you playing the game. Unfortunately, there is no co-op mode (unless you’re playing the Wii), which is a shame given how much the game relies on teamwork. Multiplayer provides some team-based ghostbusting opportunities, but it’s not the same. The boss fights are also problematic; they’re challenging enough, but they tend to follow the same “identify a weakness, exploit a weakness” formula.

Your damage meter will also show on your proton pack in the form of three green blinking lights, so keep that in mind when you need to regenerate your health. If you do fall down or if any of your teammates fall down, they will come to the rescue and revive you. So far the A.I. and especially the commentary from all the actors is well done and not repetitive. Once the ghost is at the catatonic stage, throw down your trap and lead them into the beam. The only problem is keeping them ensnared inside the beam long enough for the trap to consume them and here is wear your roping technique comes in handy with the right analog stick. Keeping them steady inside the lighted area will earn you the victory you need and of course the money earned with every ghost caught.
Let’s take a moment to discuss the money feature in Ghostbusters. You can use all the money you earned while fighting ghosts to upgrade your equipment and combat skills. Having the steady stream and upgraded trap options will help a lot during the long battles against evil specters. Which brings me to other equipment: for example, your PKE (Psycho Kinetic Energy) meter which detects ghost and collectibles that are haunted. When hunting the ghost you will need to pull out the PKE which puts you into a first person mode having a goggle scanner on your face. Each time you scan a ghost or haunted object, you get the facts on said object and it is added into your collection, which turns into money. Basically, this encourages players to go on a ghost/cursed artifact mission while on the job. However, I also had fun burning my name on a wall, but causing a lot of damage and racking up bills.

The locations of New York City are well detailed - especially if some of you remembered how times squared looked back in 1991 and before the State Puffed Marshmallow Man invaded. Visiting the Sedgwick hotel from the first encounter with Slimer was a nice touch; however they didn’t have the original actor that played the owner of the hotel which is disappointing. I know what you all are interested in knowing more about, and that is multiplayer options. Sadly there is no split screen or online campaign co-op. Yes, I know that many will be deeply disappointed by that factor. Do not be too discouraged because in the 360 version there is multiplayer—just not story based multiplayer. 

I still cannot wrap my head around the fact that the BIG negative side of Ghostbusters is of course no campaign co-op. Honestly, that was a bad move even if we are using a fifth Ghostbusters character that only means five player co-op which should have been easily done. In addition for the PC version, there is no online anything! Terminal Reality really screwed the pooch by stripping all online aspects completely, bad move.

The controls could use a bit of fine tuning, as well and a dodge roll button. It also would have been great to have a crouch button for those ghosts that like to do fly bys or slime-bys which knocks you on your butt. Not being able to drive the Ecto-1 was similarly very harsh and a big tease since many of us would have loved to take that vehicle out for a spin.

Pros: It is the Ghostbusters and you get a Proton Pack what more do you want?

Cons: No Online Campaign Co-op, Can’t Drive the Ecto 1, controls are a chore.

Rating: 4 out of 5

- Ian Simmons

Posted by admin on 07/01 at 10:27 AM
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VP Games is proud to announce the new mobile web versions of vpgames.com!

We actually have two mobile sites launching this week: vpgames.mobi and a QuickSearch site. With the rise of the mobile web, we understand how important it is to have a mobile-enabled website.  We also understand that every web-enabled phone is different, and what works on one phone may not work on another.  This is why we have created two separate but functional sites for your convenience: a full mobile-version of vpgames.com, and a quick search-only site. Both sites are still in “Beta,” so there may be a few bugs, but feel free to test them out now and send us feedback if you wish. 

Here are the details:

vpgames.mobi

• Mobile version of full vpgames.com site, including all pages and products
• Ability to log in, add items to your cart, save them for later, etc...
• Intended for iPhones, Blackberrys, and other full browser-enable smartphones

vpgames QuickSearch

• Search and find items quickly; get prices, item description, and shipping estimates. Super fast loading...
• You won’t be able to buy directly from here, but you can email the page to yourself or to a friend
• Intended for slower-loading phones, or when you just want to get info. on an item/compare prices quickly and easily...

So if you’re shopping in a store and see a game or product you want, just type the UPC, MPN, or product name into our QuickSearch engine and compare prices on the spot!  Then you can email it to yourself for purchase later, or purchase directly from vpgames.mobi.

We hope our new mobile sites help you make the best decision before purchasing, and at the very least it gives you something to do while stuck in traffic dreaming of the new Ghostbusters game!

If you have any questions or comments please email support@vpgames.com

Happy browsing!

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