Remarkably, Myer has proven to be the top contender by offering the game for just $49. In case you don’t have a local store though, Kmart is selling it for $54.95 while Target will set you back 5 cents more at $55. For those wanting a cheaper alternative, JB Hi-Fi has a trade-in deal where you’ll get Pokémon Platinum for FREE when you trade-in two DS games – best of all there are no exclusions! EB Games also has a trade-in deal, where you can purchase the game for $19.95 by trading in two DS games that are on the eligible trade-in titles list.
Since we know a lot of our readers are collectors, we’ve also included prices for the official Pokémon Platinum strategy guide. The guide normally retailers for $49.95 and features a walkthrough for the entire game, detailed maps of every location, and data about every Pokémon you can possibly encounter in the Sinnoh region. Big W is charging only $28.84 for the guide, while Kmart is second best with a price tag of $29.95.
A complete list of bargains can be found below. If you have anything to add to this list please leave a message in the comments section or email joseph.rositano@palgn.com.au.
Big W
Pokémon Platinum + bonus lenticular or travellers case: $64.92
Strategy guide: $28.84
EB Games
Pokémon Platinum: $69.95
Pokémon Platinum: $19.95 when you trade-in two games from the eligible titles list
Strategy guide: $39.95
JB Hi-Fi
Pokémon Platinum: $59
Pokémon Platinum: FREE when you trade-in two DS games*
Strategy guide: $34
*No exclusions
Kmart
Pokémon Platinum: $54.95
Strategy guide: $29.95
Myer
Pokémon Platinum: $49
Target
Pokémon Platinum: $55
Wow - Sight and Sound
Pokémon Platinum: $58
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