Dragon Ball Z Kakarot Is Already Available At A Discount

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Dragon Ball Z Kakarot Is Already Available At A Discount

You can get the upcoming Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot for a pretty sweet discount if you pre-order now from these retailers. via Bandai Namco DBZ Kakarot You can get the upcoming Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot for a pretty sweet discount if you pre-order now from these retailers. Next week marks the arrival of one of the most hotly anticipated games of January. Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot will be a totally new way to experience an old story. Play as Goku, Piccolo, Gohan, Trunks, and more as you explore the world of in an action RPG unlike any previous DBZ game. And now you can get it for $10 off at and . The original pre-order had Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot priced at $59.99--a pretty standard number for a new release. However, just days before the game's scheduled Jan 17th street date, Amazon and Walmart have decided to issue a sale price of $50.00 for the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game. That's 17% off from the usual price and is the cheapest one we've found. And trust me, we've looked. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY While this will almost certainly result in canceled pre-orders as Amazon and Walmart snap up as many customers as they can, it also seems to be yet another slap against as they in an era of giant online retailers. Now, GameStop will be forced to price match or otherwise lose pre-orders to the big players. via Bandai Namco But a $10 discount isn't the only strange price discrepancy we've found. The Collector's Edition of the game, priced at $199.99, . Sure, it has several collectible goodies such as a diorama figurine, an artbook, and a collectible steelbook, but to pay 200 bucks and still not get the DLC is a bit of a slap in the face. Especially when you consider both the Ultimate and Deluxe Editions of the same game include the full Season Pass at a fraction of the price. You've only got a few more days to wait: Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot arrives on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on January 17th. Source: , ,