New Super Mario Bros selling for £19.99 on CD WOW

Posted on July 31st, 2006 at 3:31pm; there are 4 Comments :D

You’ve seen the adverts. You’ve read my review. You’ve heard the talk. You want New Super Mario Bros. But at a cost of between £24.99 and £29.99, is it worth it? You bet it is.

New Super Mario Bros cloud level If you’re one of those types that need an excessively awesome offer to win you over though, you’ll be pleased to discover that CD WOW is now selling it for £19.99! And what’s more, delivery is free. I’ve never used the company myself, but British Gaming Blog seems happy with them. A quick search on Ciao also indicates that they’re kosher, so it’s probably safe to proceed.

If you fancy New Super Mario Bros, which you really should, now’s your chance. And while you’re at it get Mario Kart DS and leave a comment with your friend code. Mine is 3737-3561-8152. ;)

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Comment 1 of 4 by leon:

Posted on August 1st, 2006 at 1:42pm GMT

I got mine on import via eBay two months ago for that price…

Comment 2 of 4 by stan:

Posted on August 1st, 2006 at 4:36pm GMT

Yeah CD WOW are great. I got loads of free vouchers for them when I signed up with HSBC and they deliver quickly. An all round good retailer.

*ker-ching*

Comment 3 of 4 by Derek:

Posted on August 2nd, 2006 at 3:28am GMT

That New Super Mario Bros. game is top notch. I’m still trying to collect all the coins. I can’t for the life of me figure out how to get to the bottom levels though. I’ll have to keep playing until I find a way.

Comment 4 of 4 by Ryan:

Posted on August 2nd, 2006 at 3:31am GMT

Yeah, getting all the stuff in the game is a real pain. Great for burning time though, and takes me back to the hours on end I’d spend on the Donkey Kong Country games as a kid trying to find all the hidden areas and such. :)

Games of today need more endless hidden stuff — for some reason most skimp on it. I’m not sure if they assume nobody can be bothered to find it or what, but it wants sorting out!

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