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The new catalogue apparently doesn't stock the Gamecube, and Argos have apparently spoken saying crappy sales are too blame.
Argh.
Argh.
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Who cares?
Nintendo constantly shaft us over in Europe, so why in gods name should we give a toss about their financial situation?
It's their own fault, they're like a bunch of retarded lepers when it comes to marketing and they couldn't give a sticky wee about Europe.
"We're adopting a new aggressive approach to gaming, we realise we've made mistakes and we plan to correct them"
Yeah bollacks you do, stop shafting us and pull you finger out, you mongs.
Nintendo constantly shaft us over in Europe, so why in gods name should we give a toss about their financial situation?
It's their own fault, they're like a bunch of retarded lepers when it comes to marketing and they couldn't give a sticky wee about Europe.
"We're adopting a new aggressive approach to gaming, we realise we've made mistakes and we plan to correct them"
Yeah bollacks you do, stop shafting us and pull you finger out, you mongs.
One disadvantage they (and Index) have is that by the time their catalogue hits the shops it is alreeady out of date, let alone 5 months later before the new one comes out.
If Argos insist on charging exsessively for games other retailers are selling for half the price, the sales aren't likely to hold weight with hungry shareholders...
Methinks that won't happen. But I want it to happen.
Sort it out Argos. It will get bad sales if you stop selling it. Silyl Argos.
They wil llearn. WHEN NINTEWNDO RULE THE WORLD
yes
thats it
excellent..
They wil llearn. WHEN NINTEWNDO RULE THE WORLD
yes
thats it
excellent..
The new catalogue apparently doesn't stock the Gamecube, and Argos have apparently spoken saying crappy sales are too blame.
Argh.
Argh.
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