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Dealzmodo: Free PS3 Remote with Blu-ray and Game Purchase

By Mark Wilson Published December 31, 2008, 10:15 am ET

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If you were planning on buying a Blu-ray movie and game from Amazon anyway, you can score a free PS3 Blu-ray remote ($20 value) with the code “PS3BDREM” at checkout. Not bad. [Amazon via Dealnews]

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