Looking for game stores that carry D-Day

[JohnBarbarossa]

For those of you who already bought the game, can you post the names and addresses (if possible phone-numbers too) of the game stores where you got it?

Thanks in advance.

[elbowmaster]

games unlimited, concord california, willow shopping center...

-cheers

-elbowmaster

[Rogue Warrior]

Ours has no more, but a friend up north bought his copy at:

The Adventurer's Guild
5570 Derry St.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17111
USA

Phone #: 1(717)561-8140

I think they have some more...

[moppar]

chimera hobby shop
700 w wisconsin av
appleton wi 54914
920-735-1201
$40 and great people

[V-Disc]

Underground Comics & Games
1202 S. University
Ann Arbor MI
{734} 998-0547

[amazingmg]

Boulder Games
4254 Holley Rd
Lizella GA 31052

$29.80

web site at bouldergames.com

[ May 10, 2004, 09:58 AM: Message edited by: Moderator John ]

[Chrisolux]

Try boardgames.com

[ May 11, 2004, 08:51 AM: Message edited by: Moderator John ]

[holywolfman]

Originally posted by Chrisolux:
Try boardgames.com-Yeah- That's where I bought mine from! Heck- I was "waiting" for my 'Hobby' store to call me to tell me that my copy of D-Day was in! (Yeah right)- they NEVER did! It's thier loss-not mine! I actually even enjoyed the game BEFORE they were even supposed to have it!

In conclusion: Boardgame.com is a reliable source to get your favorite AH/Hasbro games! :D

-Nick- smile.gif

[ May 11, 2004, 08:52 AM: Message edited by: Moderator John ]

[JohnBarbarossa]

Thanks a lot guys !!!
smile.gif

[smo63]

You can also get them from;

Acme Games Inc
2249 Beechmont Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45230
(513) 231-3866

Peace,
GS smile.gif

[DES]

gamepreserve.com (Indy)

or try funagain.com (Out in Washington St. I think).

DES

[ May 12, 2004, 08:54 AM: Message edited by: Moderator John ]

[msjells]

Just a reminder... I'm glad that we can help one another locate this game, but currently the boards do not allow the posting of commercial links (links going directly to sites that sell the games). Links going to non-commercial sites (sites only discussing games) are fine.

Moderator John

[holywolfman]

(Sorry John)....oh yeah- you guys wanna hear something funny? My "Hobby Store" just called me today telling me that my copy of D-Day is waiting for me at the store! It has only been a week since I've been playing it already! (I orderd it online and received it in 2 days!)-lol :D How funny is that!?!?!

-Nick- smile.gif

[msjells]

Just a note in defense of your local store... most of them aren't big enough to order full-case quantities of games from AH (or anybody else, for that matter). After all, they have only the shoppers within their trading radius to sell to, and there's plenty of competition, particularly from on-line sources. They instead buy through distributors, who are willing to send them one game at a time. Some of these ship to the retailers only once a week (or less) so that they can combine items to save shipping costs. What you're comparing is an on-line dealer who gets product direct from AH, probably on the official release date, with a guy who has to wait for the shipment to hit his distributor and then wait for the distributor to ship it to him. He's probably doing his best to get it to you in a timely manner - he just has a few more hurdles to overcome. I still have a soft spot for these guys because the one I dealt with when I first started gaming bent over backwards to tell us about what was new and tried to track down stuff that wasn't still in print (and of course there was no on-line ordering system when I was young... heck, the telephone had only been invented a few years earlier smile.gif )

Moderator John