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Downstairs GAME - Pre-owned Extreme G3 for GC priced at £24.99
Go up the stairs and you have the old EB turned into GAME - Brand new Extreme G3 for £14.99
In other news, who wants to do a straight swap for Burnout? I would like Godzilla mostly or anything else will do.
GO!
Go up the stairs and you have the old EB turned into GAME - Brand new Extreme G3 for £14.99
In other news, who wants to do a straight swap for Burnout? I would like Godzilla mostly or anything else will do.
GO!
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plasticcoated wrote:
> I saw a kid go into HMV buy Burnout for a tenner on PS2 and straight
> away trade it in at GAME for 15 notes.
> Barmy!
You are also lying. The most we would offer for Burnout is £8 and thats with a reward card.
> I saw a kid go into HMV buy Burnout for a tenner on PS2 and straight
> away trade it in at GAME for 15 notes.
> Barmy!
You are also lying. The most we would offer for Burnout is £8 and thats with a reward card.
Starlight wrote:
> Yeah, the game stays the same throughout, you always go round finding
> people to talk to. The videos are a bit pants aren't they, the proper
> ones you earn completing the game are good though (especially Bams)
> but then I would say that.
>
> The only good thing about the clothes is that you can wear the CKY
> logo. Wahoo!
>
> Isn't that goal Matt Hoffman gives you on his level, stoopidly hard.
Meh at that challenge. 900,000? I think not :| Not right now anyway, I can probably pull off about half of it in the 2 minutes but the map just doesnt suit how I like to do tricks :P
Yeh the movies are a bit pants, looking forward to some of the movies for completing it however :) Be better than seeing some weirdos skating very slowly :D Going to be kicked off the PC soon so I'll hammer the game for a few more hours and see if I can get the pro challenge thing unlocked, only about 6 more challenges till I can do them.
> Yeah, the game stays the same throughout, you always go round finding
> people to talk to. The videos are a bit pants aren't they, the proper
> ones you earn completing the game are good though (especially Bams)
> but then I would say that.
>
> The only good thing about the clothes is that you can wear the CKY
> logo. Wahoo!
>
> Isn't that goal Matt Hoffman gives you on his level, stoopidly hard.
Meh at that challenge. 900,000? I think not :| Not right now anyway, I can probably pull off about half of it in the 2 minutes but the map just doesnt suit how I like to do tricks :P
Yeh the movies are a bit pants, looking forward to some of the movies for completing it however :) Be better than seeing some weirdos skating very slowly :D Going to be kicked off the PC soon so I'll hammer the game for a few more hours and see if I can get the pro challenge thing unlocked, only about 6 more challenges till I can do them.
MJswerve wrote:
> Starlight wrote:
> Yep it's me :) I'm fine, yourself?
>
> You can tackle challanges again if you want at anytime, if that's
> what
> you mean, oh and there's something excellent called pro challanges,
> I
> won't spoil it but it is VERY GOOD.
>
> Well I like it.
>
> I'm good thanks =] Except for having a headache after too much Tony
> hawks 4 :P
>
> What I meant was once you have done all of the levels you are first
> given and then open up the pro challenges does it change back to how
> the original games were played. i.e Doing the challenges in a time
> limit at the same time and not having to find a person and do what
> they say. Although I guess not.
>
> I finally noticed that I could buy things today. Bought all of the
> videos... which are slightly naff except for the bails one, cool all
> the same. Then I bought the Chicago level from Matt Hoffmans BMX and a
> few cheats topped off with all of Rune Gliffberg and Bam Margera's
> boards :D Cant be bothered buying clothes, cheap gimick :) Next thing
> I am going to save up for it either the other level or a secret
> skater.
Yeah, the game stays the same throughout, you always go round finding people to talk to. The videos are a bit pants aren't they, the proper ones you earn completing the game are good though (especially Bams) but then I would say that.
The only good thing about the clothes is that you can wear the CKY logo. Wahoo!
Isn't that goal Matt Hoffman gives you on his level, stoopidly hard.
> Starlight wrote:
> Yep it's me :) I'm fine, yourself?
>
> You can tackle challanges again if you want at anytime, if that's
> what
> you mean, oh and there's something excellent called pro challanges,
> I
> won't spoil it but it is VERY GOOD.
>
> Well I like it.
>
> I'm good thanks =] Except for having a headache after too much Tony
> hawks 4 :P
>
> What I meant was once you have done all of the levels you are first
> given and then open up the pro challenges does it change back to how
> the original games were played. i.e Doing the challenges in a time
> limit at the same time and not having to find a person and do what
> they say. Although I guess not.
>
> I finally noticed that I could buy things today. Bought all of the
> videos... which are slightly naff except for the bails one, cool all
> the same. Then I bought the Chicago level from Matt Hoffmans BMX and a
> few cheats topped off with all of Rune Gliffberg and Bam Margera's
> boards :D Cant be bothered buying clothes, cheap gimick :) Next thing
> I am going to save up for it either the other level or a secret
> skater.
Yeah, the game stays the same throughout, you always go round finding people to talk to. The videos are a bit pants aren't they, the proper ones you earn completing the game are good though (especially Bams) but then I would say that.
The only good thing about the clothes is that you can wear the CKY logo. Wahoo!
Isn't that goal Matt Hoffman gives you on his level, stoopidly hard.
I think they are dumb.
in manchester ther was a small eb upstairs and a huge game downstairs, they then turned the eb in to a game and completely refurbished the downstairs game to be small and nowhere near as good as the old one.
in manchester ther was a small eb upstairs and a huge game downstairs, they then turned the eb in to a game and completely refurbished the downstairs game to be small and nowhere near as good as the old one.
Thurrock, Lakeside Shopping Centre, Essex.
Maybe they are just both criminally dumb?
Maybe they are just both criminally dumb?
origianl poster - where abouts is the game(s) you mention?, it sounds criminally like Manchester Arndale Centre.
One of you must want Super Monkey Ball or Burnout...come on.
I was'nt critisisng the method of profiting from stupid trade systems - I was just pointing out that GAME are stupid like the original post said.
plasticcoated wrote:
> I saw a kid go into HMV buy Burnout for a tenner on PS2 and straight
> away trade it in at GAME for 15 notes.
> Barmy!
heh, i do stuff like that all the time, it's commonly known as taking advantage of their overly stupid system, mostly i buy up cheap game boy games for a pound or 2 and take them into game and the give you about £8-£10 for each of them, crazy, maybe, easy money making scheme, yes :D
slik ~_~
> I saw a kid go into HMV buy Burnout for a tenner on PS2 and straight
> away trade it in at GAME for 15 notes.
> Barmy!
heh, i do stuff like that all the time, it's commonly known as taking advantage of their overly stupid system, mostly i buy up cheap game boy games for a pound or 2 and take them into game and the give you about £8-£10 for each of them, crazy, maybe, easy money making scheme, yes :D
slik ~_~
I saw a kid go into HMV buy Burnout for a tenner on PS2 and straight away trade it in at GAME for 15 notes.
Barmy!
Barmy!
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