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FIFA Football – Buyers Guide

It’s been a few weeks since the release of the Playstation Vita and the rigid stance on FIFA Football’s RRP seems to be dropping across the board. But just where is the cheapest place to pick up EA’s handheld football sim online?

Amazon UK – £34.97 (Free Delivery)

ShopTo – £36.85 (Free Delivery)

Play.com – £39.99 (Free Delivery)

zavvi – £34.95 - (Free Delivery)

Sainsbury’s – £34.99 (Free Delivery)

GAME – £39.99 - (Free Delivery)

hmv – £39.99 - (Free Delivery)

Cohaku – £35.01 – (£2.03 Delivery)

So there you have it, Amazon seems to be the place to go right now and it’s also worth mentioning that they’ve added FIFA Football to their bundle offer so that when you buy a PS Vita Wi-Fi for £197.00 you can get FIFA Football for just £15.

But if you’re not sure whether it’s worth your hard earned cash at all, you can check-out our FIFA Football review.

If you’ve managed to pick it up cheaper in-store anywhere let us know in the comments.

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  • J-O-S-H-I-D-E-R

    i hope this helps but when you buy a ps vita, when i went to get my one from gamestation after i pre ordered it they had a deal on where you could have any launch title and a 4gb memory card together saving you about 20 quid. hope this helps for people thinking about getting fifa football, ps and a memory card, and want the cheapest value for money

  • bender

    in germany you pay 60 € for the game…

    60€ = 51 British Pounds….. cmon ea

  • jon

    I’m not even going to buy the PS Vita. Haven’t had an interest in handhelds since 2007.

  • champions67

    @jon I think handhelds were more about fun and arcade when I was a kid,when the up to date graphics etc. came in on the PSP I didn’t agree with it.When I was a kid you couldn’t beat an hour on the game-boy colour with pokemon red lol :p

  • lelly

    Im not an EA fan boy, far from it but fifa on da ps vita is really fun, its the onli game i have left on it, dint think it would be as food as it iz.

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