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Mum - "I want to get a GBA for my son, which game is best"?
Drip - "What sort of game do you want"?
Mum - "I thought computer games were for boys".
Drip - "My future wife loves watching me play". (dump him now love)!
Mum - "Its for my son"
Drip (to son) - "How old are you"?
Son (looking horrified) - "Ten"
Drip - "Oh, you're the ideal age. You are who Nintendo aim their games at"!
Mum - "Oh thats good"
Me - Thumps drip, walks off, boycotts GAME for another month!
That's cheaper than other retailers in my locality.
Using that rule, tampons suck too (literally obviously, but you know what I mean), and so do heart de-fribulators.
I have a PC, credit cards, am not stupid enough to think my card details are at risk, and I can live with waiting a day for a game. Hence GAME stores suck.
enough answers?
> Belldandy wrote:
> GAME stores suck
>
> No they don't. Yours might, but not necessarily the others.
Yes they do, who in their right mind wants the world's most expensive second hand games, crap trade in prices, and games stuck almost always on RRP when their website offers far lower prices, often by as much as £10, and unfailing delivery to your door on release day.
Why pay 39.99 to buy from a store when odds are you can get it 34.99 or 29.99 online ?
But why there is 3 of these stores in Cambridge I'll never know... 2 are relativly small and one is massive... and they are always busy.
Insane.
huh?
Doing these close ties with GAME will actually help cheapen advertisement for both companies.
And therefore means more advertisement.
possibly.
More special bonus stuff that's for certain.