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yendiActive deals from yesterday include a Tivo, a Mr. Coffee single-serve machine, GTA, and more. Tuesday's post is full of DVD deals on things like House of Cards and The Wire, as well as Diablo III, board games, and more. Monday's post is chock full of good deals, including House, Star Trek, Friday Night Lights, ER, Man of Steel, Amazing Spider-Man, a huge buy 2, get 1 free sale, video games, and more.
The Deal of the Day offers two DVD sets. Scooby-Doo, Where Are You: The Complete Series is $31.49 (65% off)! That's a nice deal, but the killer one is Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volumes 1-6 for $59.99 (60% off). There are few greater runs of cartoons than this (and certainly none that date back any earlier).
Another daily deal is on the Schlage FE575 PLY 626 ELA Plymouth Keypad Entry with Auto-Lock and Elan Levers for $84.99 (61% off, about $25 below what others sell it at). Okay, that's not as much fun as the DVD sets, but it's still a solid deal.
One of the Kindle Daily Deals is on Kim Stanley Robinson's latest, Shaman, for $2.99! This is the man that The New Yorker called our greatest political novelist.
And now, the big thing: Amazon's started its huge Digital Download End-of-Year Sale. There are hundreds of games for PC and Mac available here, at discounts ranging from 35-90% off, and any digital game purchase will also net you a $5 download code in January as well.
There are too many choices to list, but a few highlights: The Paradox Grand Strategy Pack (w/ Crusader Kings II, Europa Universalis III Complete, Hearts of Iron III, March of the Eagles, Victoria II, and Sengoku) is $9.99 (90% off). The Firaxis Pack (w/ Civ IV Complete, Civ V Gold, and X-Com Enemy Unknown) is $14.99 (88% off). The Max Payne Complete Pack (with all three games) is $6.99 (87% off). The Bioshock Triple Pack (with all three titles) is $14.99 (81% off, cheaper than buying the third game by itself). Aliens: Colonial Marines is $1.99 (90% off, although it might be the worst-reviewed game in recent memory). The Alan Wake Collector's Bundle is $17.49 (50% off, and it comes with the DLC and soundtrack, but not American Nightmare). The Walking Dead Pack is $14.99 (50% off). Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine is $7.49 (75% off). Aliens vs. Predator is $3.75 (75% off). Alice Madness Returns Complete Collection is $7.49 (75% off). And Dead Space and Dead Space 2 are $4.99 (75% off) each.
For a more family-friendly option, Zooloretto is $2.50 (75% off). Pac-Man Championship Edition DX+ is $4.99 (50% off). Cities in Motion is $4.99 (75% off) (ditto for the Mac version, which has a separate download page). And A Game Of Dwarves is $2.49 (75% off).
Like I said, that's just a sample. Hit the full sale link above if you really want to browse and be overwhelmed.
For movies and TV, season 2 of Glee is $9.96 (82% off). Foyle's War: The Home Front Files Sets 1-6 is $65.99 (56% off). And cheap movie deals include The Departed on Blu-Ray for $9.99 (60% off), and The Heat on DVD for $12 (60% off).
Amazon's got a payment plan option on the Kindle HDX, with four quarterly payments of $57.95 for the basic HDX, or $94.75 for the 8.9" HDX. Not the best deal in the world, but a nice option (without added interest or fees) for those who can swing it.
Assorted sports-related iPhone cases (from MLB to college football) are on sale for 30-70% off. They don't have any Jets cases, which is probably a good thing, given what it would do to your phone.
In kitchen stuff, the Paula Deen 12512 15-Piece Porcelain Cookware Set is $84.99 (29% off, a $15 savings over other choices). Does not include any butter, but might come with racism.
The Oster 6706 6-Cup Plastic Jar 10-Speed Blender is $13.49 (51% off, and truly over 50% off any other price).
The Mr. Coffee BVMC-FM1 20-Ounce Frappe Maker is $44.95 (44% off, $25 off any other deal).
And the Hamilton Beach Toastation 2-Slice Toaster and Mini Oven is $33.99 (32% off, $17 off other prices, and it has a fun name).
In board games, Pandemic is $21.75 (46% off, $8 below any other seller).
In toys, the Mega Bloks World of Warcraft Goblin Zeppelin is $11.99 (82% off).
And finally, A Charlie Brown Christmas on Kindle is free!
The Deal of the Day offers two DVD sets. Scooby-Doo, Where Are You: The Complete Series is $31.49 (65% off)! That's a nice deal, but the killer one is Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volumes 1-6 for $59.99 (60% off). There are few greater runs of cartoons than this (and certainly none that date back any earlier).
Another daily deal is on the Schlage FE575 PLY 626 ELA Plymouth Keypad Entry with Auto-Lock and Elan Levers for $84.99 (61% off, about $25 below what others sell it at). Okay, that's not as much fun as the DVD sets, but it's still a solid deal.
One of the Kindle Daily Deals is on Kim Stanley Robinson's latest, Shaman, for $2.99! This is the man that The New Yorker called our greatest political novelist.
And now, the big thing: Amazon's started its huge Digital Download End-of-Year Sale. There are hundreds of games for PC and Mac available here, at discounts ranging from 35-90% off, and any digital game purchase will also net you a $5 download code in January as well.
There are too many choices to list, but a few highlights: The Paradox Grand Strategy Pack (w/ Crusader Kings II, Europa Universalis III Complete, Hearts of Iron III, March of the Eagles, Victoria II, and Sengoku) is $9.99 (90% off). The Firaxis Pack (w/ Civ IV Complete, Civ V Gold, and X-Com Enemy Unknown) is $14.99 (88% off). The Max Payne Complete Pack (with all three games) is $6.99 (87% off). The Bioshock Triple Pack (with all three titles) is $14.99 (81% off, cheaper than buying the third game by itself). Aliens: Colonial Marines is $1.99 (90% off, although it might be the worst-reviewed game in recent memory). The Alan Wake Collector's Bundle is $17.49 (50% off, and it comes with the DLC and soundtrack, but not American Nightmare). The Walking Dead Pack is $14.99 (50% off). Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine is $7.49 (75% off). Aliens vs. Predator is $3.75 (75% off). Alice Madness Returns Complete Collection is $7.49 (75% off). And Dead Space and Dead Space 2 are $4.99 (75% off) each.
For a more family-friendly option, Zooloretto is $2.50 (75% off). Pac-Man Championship Edition DX+ is $4.99 (50% off). Cities in Motion is $4.99 (75% off) (ditto for the Mac version, which has a separate download page). And A Game Of Dwarves is $2.49 (75% off).
Like I said, that's just a sample. Hit the full sale link above if you really want to browse and be overwhelmed.
For movies and TV, season 2 of Glee is $9.96 (82% off). Foyle's War: The Home Front Files Sets 1-6 is $65.99 (56% off). And cheap movie deals include The Departed on Blu-Ray for $9.99 (60% off), and The Heat on DVD for $12 (60% off).
Amazon's got a payment plan option on the Kindle HDX, with four quarterly payments of $57.95 for the basic HDX, or $94.75 for the 8.9" HDX. Not the best deal in the world, but a nice option (without added interest or fees) for those who can swing it.
Assorted sports-related iPhone cases (from MLB to college football) are on sale for 30-70% off. They don't have any Jets cases, which is probably a good thing, given what it would do to your phone.
In kitchen stuff, the Paula Deen 12512 15-Piece Porcelain Cookware Set is $84.99 (29% off, a $15 savings over other choices). Does not include any butter, but might come with racism.
The Oster 6706 6-Cup Plastic Jar 10-Speed Blender is $13.49 (51% off, and truly over 50% off any other price).
The Mr. Coffee BVMC-FM1 20-Ounce Frappe Maker is $44.95 (44% off, $25 off any other deal).
And the Hamilton Beach Toastation 2-Slice Toaster and Mini Oven is $33.99 (32% off, $17 off other prices, and it has a fun name).
In board games, Pandemic is $21.75 (46% off, $8 below any other seller).
In toys, the Mega Bloks World of Warcraft Goblin Zeppelin is $11.99 (82% off).
And finally, A Charlie Brown Christmas on Kindle is free!