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Supermarkets go to war over MW2 price
Sainsbury's massively undercuts its rivals as the three big chains show their hands
Written by David Scammell, 09 November 2009
Sainsbury's has announced that it will be selling the standard edition version of Modern Warfare 2 for £26 on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, shaving a colossal 53% off of the game's official £54.99 RRP.
ASDA, meanwhile, will be selling the game at £32, while Tesco is offering it up at £25 when bought with any other chart title.
360Zine Issue 37
For our latest Modern Warfare 2 coverage, click here to download 360Zine Issue 37 for free.This isn't the first time that supermarkets have put ridiculously low prices on new releases.
Tesco offered up FIFA 10 for £25 on its weekend of release, which sparked criticism from rival independents, while ASDA sold Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising for £27 from day one.
Modern Warfare 2, which goes on sale tomorrow, is expected to smash any previous sales records and go on to become the biggest entertainment release of all time.
Modern Warfare 2 coverage available in 360Zine Issue 37 - click here to download it for free!
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