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clearance would also explain the NEW LOW PRICE assuming other retailers dont follow suit, as it would not (unless a misprint) go back up.

oh, and sale is unlikely, kmart almost never (or never within the last few years) has sales on game hardware. there is a chance that it is a clearence markdown, as indicated by the no rainchecks. Limited quantities is always a restriction with hardware at kmart stores when specials bundles or high demand exist.

ive seen the mock up of the flyer and it is for the week of the 13th and shown as pictured, so legit.

im going to check on this and try and verify

if they hadnt destroyed techtv for no aparent reason, they could still have shows with a purpose. when the tech tv shows died, i left the crap that is g4.

ahh, one of those nostalgic moments that in retrospect kinda sucked. they always went off the track, usually the track that was on the inside the most would win, cause it bitch slapped the other car off the track... plus it was all too fast to see anything or do anything. the only good memories of these are doing everything you can to try and make a massive jump and keep the connections, that and burning out by holding the cars.

dreamcast had a homerun launch, record setting sales (to that datem 1999) and over twenty launch games. again, amazing disaster with that one. second, the one plus with the failure rate of the 360 is that ms replaces them. if it had a failure rate this high and no support from ms, then of course nobody should buy it, but with the support its not a huge issue.

i would say the second the wii begins to remain on shelves and not sell out, they need to drop the price. even if it causes them to lose some money per system, it would be nowhere near the loss of the 360 and ps3, and would solidify the wii's staying power by making it an almost no brainer of a purchase.

i work at a k, and most likely it was just an oversight, it is next to impossible to stay on top of things as we are supposed to with the limited budgets they impose on the stores. and yes, a few years ago kmart bought sears and there are actually still one of the top 5 retailers in the country (even though they've done everything to shoot themselves in the foot).

atari is already not the same company as the old school atari, they went through this similar process before and were just a division of another publisher (i believe), the old atari has been dead for a while, this atari is just in name and nothing else, so it will probably just go through the same pattern again.