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Don't know about the rest, but Sainsburys dropped theirs because they bought Argos and put one of them in most of their stores.UK supermarkets announced they were stopping the sale of physical games in their shops
Don't know about the rest, but Sainsburys dropped theirs because they bought Argos and put one of them in most of their stores.UK supermarkets announced they were stopping the sale of physical games in their shops
I go there every few weeks to get my WWE and Pokemon figures (and have a look at the games while I'm there!)I remember Smyths! I never went in there much but interesting to hear they are still going![]()
Don't know about the rest, but Sainsburys dropped theirs because they bought Argos and put one of them in most of their stores.
I found another a alternative for series you really want to save-usb3 flash drives. I can get 128 gb ones for $10 each and 256 gb for $17 each.I only really used recordable DVD/CD's for backup or making audio CD's. Mostly because a 4.7gb disk was a pretty reasonable option to backup files back in the XP days
I can't really see any home use for recordable Bluray. Archiving can be done by external hard drives for far cheaper (Both mechanical and solid state). No reason to make media disks anymore as its just easier using any other method to move media
So I really can't think of any use case for recordable bluray disks