| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 225.1 | Try Mall of N.H. | CIMNET::TOMPKINS | | Wed Mar 08 1989 11:50 | 11 |
| I don't know the Merrimack area all that well, but if I were you,
I'd find some way to get over to the Mall of New Hampshire in
Manchester on Tuesday. If I'm correct, they have a Kay-Bee Toy
Store there, and Kay Bee gets new shipments on Tuesday (at least
this is true for their Mass. stores).
Sounds like you can save some money in the States...most games are
$40 to $45 here. Your problem is scarcity...the very popular games
are still hard to get.
Dennis
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| 225.2 | re.1 | KAOO01::BORDA | No one expects the Spanish Inquisition | Wed Mar 08 1989 12:07 | 2 |
| Thanks..but it looks like I don't save much..by the time I add the
17-20% on the dollar..I'm up to Canadian prices....darn!!!
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| 225.3 | Child World | ARCHER::LAWRENCE | | Wed Mar 08 1989 12:53 | 5 |
|
Child World in the Nashua Mall (not Pheasant Lane) has some games for $29.95,
but most were in the $44.00 ball park.
Betty
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| 225.4 | | BAGELS::MATSIS | It aint over till all the snow melts! | Thu Nov 08 1990 13:48 | 16 |
| Do prices of games normally go up during the Christmas season or is
it just Child World.
Last night I was at the Child World in Nashua. Seems a lot of the
games went up $5-$10.
Batman was selling for $39.99 for the past few months. Now up to
$49.99.
Crystalis was selling for either $44.99 or $49.99 and is now at $54.99.
Duck Tales was $44.99 and is now $49.99.
There were lots of others that I notices were higher.
Pam
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| 225.5 | | JUPITR::PORTERD | | Thu Nov 08 1990 14:56 | 2 |
| They probably do. I noticed last year at Toys R Us that games were
cheaper in Jan/Feb than in Dec.
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