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"Hahah. GAME."

Me: Hi, do you have Ikaruga in for the GameCube today?
GAME: Do we have Arcadia Skies?
Me: No, Ikaruga. For the GameCube.
GAME: Sorry, I can't tell you, we're a bit short on stock at the moment.

Bah.

Me: Hi, do you have Ikaruga in for the GameCube today?
GAME: Do we have Arcadia Skies?
Me: No, Ikaruga. For the GameCube.
GAME: Sorry, I can't tell you, we're a bit short on stock at the moment.

Bah.

I take it that you torched the place.

So you were gonna take my advice afterall. Ikaruga was the obvious choice, though.

You got off lucky - I spoke to one employee who was adamant that the new Zelda was set 100 years BEFORE Ocarina.

RM18 wrote:
> You got off lucky - I spoke to one employee who was adamant that the
> new Zelda was set 100 years BEFORE Ocarina.

**NEWSFLASH NEWSFLASH**
Man in computer games shop didn't actually care about the content of a game

If he didn't care, he wouldn't have been described as adamant, would he?

Well you'd still expect them to have a small piece of knowledge about the products they're trying to flog.
Would you buy a car from a man who knows nothing about cars?

People go to Dixons, don't they?

I hate computer game shop staff type people (sorry anyone who works in SR, "the happiest place on Earth"). Purely for the reason that we're meant to be weening my girfriend's little sis off games so that she can concentrate on her GCSEs, but one of the reporbates in EB (who we told she wasn't getting a game because of exams) started going on about how good the game was so that she wasted her money on Enter the Matrix. Taking advantage of little girsl. Tut tut.

All they've gotta do is read the back of the game's box!!

If they interperate into their own words, and only keep glancing at it from time-to-time, any un-knowing mother would soon know whether this was the right game for their child's Birthday, and may even think the GAME-bloke knows what he's talking about!