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ayes I'm talking to YOU! *points to thin air* erm yea, I was wondering if GAME accept import games when trading stuff in.....I mean I'm not selling my gamecube.....I'm just wondering....yea...wondering.... anyway do they? and what about other shops?
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FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> No-one'll realise if you do it in Game.
> The bit that says PAL / NTSC is usually pretty small - they only look
> for condition.
>
> You could get away with it.
> Easy.
but what about when they do find out :P
> No-one'll realise if you do it in Game.
> The bit that says PAL / NTSC is usually pretty small - they only look
> for condition.
>
> You could get away with it.
> Easy.
but what about when they do find out :P
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> No-one'll realise if you do it in Game.
> The bit that says PAL / NTSC is usually pretty small - they only look
> for condition.
>
> You could get away with it.
> Easy.
The ESRB rating makes it pretty obvious.
As does the oval "Nintendo Seal of Quality".
> No-one'll realise if you do it in Game.
> The bit that says PAL / NTSC is usually pretty small - they only look
> for condition.
>
> You could get away with it.
> Easy.
The ESRB rating makes it pretty obvious.
As does the oval "Nintendo Seal of Quality".
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The Josh wrote:
> hello again Mr. Notable )
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> hello again Mr. Notable )
aghhhhh my eyes! correction: :)
The Josh wrote:
> The Josh wrote:
> hello again Mr. Notable )
>
> aghhhhh my eyes! correction: :)
Get on MSN!
> The Josh wrote:
> hello again Mr. Notable )
>
> aghhhhh my eyes! correction: :)
Get on MSN!
Edgy wrote:
> FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> No-one'll realise if you do it in Game.
> The bit that says PAL / NTSC is usually pretty small - they only
> look
> for condition.
>
> You could get away with it.
> Easy.
>
> The ESRB rating makes it pretty obvious.
>
> As does the oval "Nintendo Seal of Quality".
Come on.
He's talking about Game.
> FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> No-one'll realise if you do it in Game.
> The bit that says PAL / NTSC is usually pretty small - they only
> look
> for condition.
>
> You could get away with it.
> Easy.
>
> The ESRB rating makes it pretty obvious.
>
> As does the oval "Nintendo Seal of Quality".
Come on.
He's talking about Game.
When someone at Game scans the game in on their system it will not be recognised, hence they won't accept it.
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> Get on MSN!
huh?
> Get on MSN!
huh?
Keitaro wrote:
> When someone at Game scans the game in on their system it will not be
> recognised, hence they won't accept it.
They will search for it on their system - if they haven't noticed by then.
I've worked for Game in the past and that's what I'd've done - but I would've also noticed the ESRB, Seal of Quality, etc
> When someone at Game scans the game in on their system it will not be
> recognised, hence they won't accept it.
They will search for it on their system - if they haven't noticed by then.
I've worked for Game in the past and that's what I'd've done - but I would've also noticed the ESRB, Seal of Quality, etc
I imagine its possible to pull the wool over a few peoples eyes at GAME but the vast majority would notice it was an import.
E-bay is always a good alternative, ive seen lots of Import games bought/sold that way, you also dont send the game until the cheque has cleared so its a pretty safe way to do business on your part :)
E-bay is always a good alternative, ive seen lots of Import games bought/sold that way, you also dont send the game until the cheque has cleared so its a pretty safe way to do business on your part :)
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