NCAA 13 and ESPN the magazine

[VolunteerLane]

New here but I have a question...

Anyone familiar with the package that usually comes out a couple months after NCAA is released with ESPN the magazine? They usually have it a a good price. I'm really wanting the game...any opinions on whether to pre-order it on Amazon for $45 or wait until then?

Thanks

[D0GGERT D0G]

Quote: Originally Posted by VolunteerLane

New here but I have a question... Anyone familiar with the package that usually comes out a couple months after NCAA is released with ESPN the magazine? They usually have it a a good price. I'm really wanting the game...any opinions on whether to pre-order it on Amazon for $45 or wait until then? Thanks

I believe that deal is with Sports Illustrated which was $55, I have gotten the same amount of time for Sports Illustrated for 1 dollar from buying from Lids. So I'd go with the Amazon

[woodjer]

Haven't done the magazine deal to know for sure but, from what I've heard, the games don't typically arrive until 4-6 weeks after you order. Again, I haven't done it but heard others mention that when SI did the same deal a year or two ago.

If that's a big deal to you, go with Amazon, I guess. If not, it's up to you.

[FSUNolez]

I posted about this last year. Here is my post, word for word...



NCAA Football 12 (Xbox 360 or PS3), 6 month subscription to Sports Illustrated & All Access DVD - All for $49.95!


https://subscription.si.com/storefro...caafb0711.html


The Catch:


You must cancel before the 6 months is up or your card will be charged again for auto renewal. Also, your subscription ends the moment you cancel so you have to actually remember in 6 months.


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OK...


So for $49.95, you receive...

• 6 months of Sports Illustrated (28 issues)
• NCAA Football 12 (either Xbox 360 or PS3)
• NCAA Football 12 All Access DVD

NCAA Football alone retails for $60 and Sports Illustrated isn't like ESPN: The Magazine, where they offer a year for $4.95.