Preorder Justice for All, get swag

by Alisha Karabinus { Jan 3rd 2007 at 2:25PM }

GameStop is offering a Phoenix Wright stylus as a bonus if you preorder Justice For All. We're so there. We were, in fact, already there, before it happened, because we are psychically attuned to all the world's lawyery* goodness. Or maybe it's just that we're obsessed. We'd probably pick up special edition Phoenix Wright diapers and spend the day trying to wrap them around the cat.

*Lawyery can so be a word.

Tags: DS, EB Games, EbGames, GameStop, Nintendo, Phoenix Wright, PhoenixWright, preorder, stylus

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Asok @ Jan 3rd 2007 4:24PM

I pre-ordered JFA at EB Games last month after hearing that they, along with other participating retailers, were giving out the free stylus (and screen cleaner?) as a pre-order bonus. I never got mine. :(

jeffk @ Jan 3rd 2007 4:42PM

Does this only apply to in-store preorders? I'd love to pick one up, but my Gamestop (Court St. in Brooklyn) is so ghetto, I only go there when I absolutely have to.

Otty @ Jan 3rd 2007 5:10PM

Last time I preordered something from Gamestop.com to get some bonus swag, they ran out and basically told me, "Tough! Too bad!" when I complained about it. I can't stand Gamestop. When I found out they were buying EB awhile back, I was sooooo let down. They don't seem to give a damn about their customers...

20XX @ Jan 3rd 2007 5:15PM

This also applies to online orders, yes. And keep an eye on Capcom's official online store: they gave away these styli plus other stuff (I think a t-shirt? I'm pretty sure I would have seen it if they had, though) with preorders of the first one.

idioteraser @ Jan 3rd 2007 5:48PM

A word of advice stores only get a small number of the preorder items. Basically you waste your money preordering at the retail store.

Online however 99.999999 of the time you will get the bonus items and if they run out they will send you a notice with a question if you want to cancel the item.

Also you don't lose any cash by doing it online.

Offline preordering for bonus items is a sucker's market.