Thursday, May 5, 2005
Picked up Burnout 3 for $20
I stopped by Target after work to pick up a Mother's Day card. During my usual stroll through the clearance sections, I found that they had marked Burnout 3 (for both XBOX and PS2) down to $19.99. I had no choice but to buy it. It is definitely one of the best games I've played in a couple of years. Plus, because I had rented B3 when I was trying out Gamefly, all of my profile data and completed missions are intact. Sweet!
I stopped by Target after work to pick up a Mother's Day card. During my usual stroll through the clearance sections, I found that they had marked Burnout 3 (for both XBOX and PS2) down to $19.99. I had no choice but to buy it. It is definitely one of the best games I've played in a couple of years. Plus, because I had rented B3 when I was trying out Gamefly, all of my profile data and completed missions are intact. Sweet!
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