For those who have no Best Buy in your country sorry, but for those that do, take the trip to your closest Best Buy and sign up. After signing up it effects all your game purchases online.
It might be on sale right now, but at my Best Buy it had $30 cards instead of the usual $99. You might think it's not worth it, but after such a short time being a member and seeing the benefits, I wish I'd have gotten on it years ago.
The main attraction is that for $30 you get all new games at 20% off, even collections. Every $60 game day one now costs $48. Now Best Buy rarely has the prices Amazon does, so it's mostly for the new games or deals, otherwise it's to purchase games at Amazon prices, which is beneficial on its own with reward points.
Speaking of deals though, the deal of the day is buy one Nintendo published game from a list, get one free. Xenoblade and Code Named Steam are both $40 and stacks with GCU except in a better way than you'd image. First game gets reduced to $32, second to $12. It calculated the 20% before reducing to half price, then added the discount after. Think about if they do the same for $60 games. First will be $48, second will be $18. Let's hope they don't edit how they're adding the discount.
