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Somehow we blinked and the so called big sales period has come and gone, yet the bargain bins refuse to take the hint. While Black Friday and Cyber Monday have packed up their circus tents, the storefronts are still wobbling under the weight of tasty discounts. I’m here to help you take full advantage, so let’s stop talking and start saving.<\/p>\n

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This Day in Gaming \ud83c\udf82<\/strong><\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

In retro gamer news, I’m tapping D-F-F-HK to give a Baraka-baked, 29-candle cake to Mortal Kombat Trilogy<\/strong> on PS One. If you used Kano’s heart rip on me right now, you’d see that this compilation holds a very special place in my subcockles. My mate Craig basically had this disc glued to the spindle hub of his PlayStation drive back in ’97.<\/p>\n

His house was perched over our local beach, so when the surf was crap, it was a party house that provided a regular dozen or so surfers for “winner plays on” punchfests. And there was a lot to love about MK Trilogy, like a ridiculously huge 37-fighter roster, the Aggressor bar, Brutalities, and the cheese-tastic Motaro. He would get you (physically) beaten up if you selected him. <\/p>\n

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Aussie birthdays for notable games.<\/p>\n

– Kirby’s Adventure<\/strong> (NES) 1993. Get<\/u><\/p>\n

– Mortal Kombat Trilogy<\/strong> (PS) 1996. eBay<\/u><\/p>\n

– Rugby League <\/strong>(PC,PS2,XB) 2003. eBay<\/u><\/p>\n

– Sonic Advance 3<\/strong> (GBA) 2004. eBay<\/u><\/p>\n

– Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse<\/strong> (3DS) 2016. eBay<\/u><\/p>\n

Nice Savings for Nintendo Switch<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

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  • Red Dead Redemption (-59%) – A$29<\/strong> If you want slow burn storytelling and dusty frontier vibes, this still delivers. Perfect handheld cowboy therapy that somehow feels even more intimate on Switch.<\/li>\n
  • Disco Elysium Final Cut (-70%) – A$18<\/strong> A weird, brilliant detective RPG where your brain argues with itself. Runs surprisingly well on Switch and remains one of the smartest games ever made.<\/li>\n
  • Dragon Quest Treasures (-58%) – A$36<\/strong> A cheerful loot hunting adventure with classic charm and bright worlds. Great for younger players or anyone needing something breezy between heavy RPGs.<\/li>\n
  • Lego City Undercover (-56%) – A$39.80<\/strong> A surprisingly big and funny open world romp. Think family friendly GTA with plastic bricks. Still one of the best Lego titles thanks to its goofy humour.<\/li>\n
  • Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory (-44%) – A$49.90<\/strong> A rhythm driven nostalgia trip through the series. Great music, simple controls, and an easy recommendation for fans wanting a chill spin off.<\/li>\n
  • Sonic Forces (-40%) – A$35.70<\/strong> A brisk modern Sonic entry with mixed ideas but fun bursts of speed. Ideal for younger players or anyone filling out their blue blur collection.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Expiring recent deals<\/em><\/p>\n

    Or gift a Nintendo eShop Card<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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