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AFL Live Breaks Street Date
News • Lucas • April 18, 2011 1:09 pm
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Retail Store Game confirmed less than 2 hours ago the AFL Live had broken street date and was looking for confirmation from distribution company Tru Blu to start shelfing the title.  Many Western Australian stores started selling the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions over the weekend and once Game found out tweeted “AFL LIVE! CONFIRMED! If our stores have stock – they are able to sell you AFL Live on PS3 or Xbox360.”

EB Games and JB Hifi have also added the stock to the shelves and are now filling pre-orders of the title. So far JB HiFi have the best price with the game selling for $89.00. Help support Local developers Big Ant and Wicked Witch while also showing support for this Tru Blu Aussie game.

 

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