View Full Version : A quick gloat for my decent deal, I mean steal.
clariste
08-16-2005, 06:36 PM
Red Dead Revolver, Killzone, Spider-Man 2, X-Men Legends for about $22.
doraemonkerpal
08-16-2005, 06:51 PM
that package would've been a good deal at $40! great find clariste! :D
kimsh0t
08-16-2005, 07:24 PM
great deal bro.
SuprTnr2
08-16-2005, 07:28 PM
Nice deal! I would;ve paid that much for just Killzone!
crickett003
08-16-2005, 07:39 PM
Nice deal :) Where did you get them fellow clariste?
urzishra14
08-16-2005, 08:46 PM
i keep wanting to try red dead revolver.. but i can't even use a free BB rental on it.. from what i heard its bad.. but Xmen legends is a great game.
pimpinc333
08-16-2005, 08:50 PM
Red Dead Revolver Is pretty cool.
fatherofcaitlyn
08-16-2005, 08:51 PM
i keep wanting to try red dead revolver.. but i can't even use a free BB rental on it.. from what i heard its bad.. but Xmen legends is a great game.
I've played through the first five levels or so of RDR.
The gameplay is very linear and controls aren't as smooth as they should be.
However, there is a certain satisfaction from popping a cap in a baddie's head and watching him collapse on his back.
Very nice deal. Just Killzone and Spidey 2 would have been a good buy at that price.
i keep wanting to try red dead revolver.. but i can't even use a free BB rental on it.. from what i heard its bad.. but Xmen legends is a great game.
I played the entire way through RDR, enjoyed it quite a bit. X-Men Legends OTOH was an utter bore for me.
Just shows that opinions vary.
clariste
08-16-2005, 11:45 PM
I appreciate the kudos, but my methods are frowned upon. Four copies of Madden, 3 GH titles, and one convinced cashier that Killzone is already a GH title using a printout from Sony's site. The Maddens have been/will be returned. And of course, I expect bitching shall commence.
I appreciate the kudos, but my methods are frowned upon. Four copies of Madden, 3 GH titles, and one convinced cashier that Killzone is already a GH title using a printout from Sony's site. The Maddens have been/will be returned. And of course, I expect bitching shall commence.
How does buying four copies of Madden net you those games for $22. Strange.
Oh wait you must have done the offer (at Best Buy I think) where you get any PH/GH game for $5 with the purchase of Madden '06. BB's policy is to refund the value of the item less the value of anything that was bundled with it. So they may simply refund you what you paid for Madden - $15. I suppose there may be ways around it, though the way I can think of would be only quasi-legal.
"Promotional Items and Rebates
Any product that is returned without the promotional item(s) included with the original transaction (e.g., buy TV, get free DVD player; buy TV, get free Gift Card; or buy TV, get DVD player for half off) will have the value of the promotional item deducted from the refund amount. Any product that was purchased when a mail-in rebate was available on the purchase is subject to having the amount of the rebate deducted from the refund amount. "
clariste
08-17-2005, 11:24 AM
Oh wait you must have done the offer (at Best Buy I think) where you get any PH/GH game for $5 with the purchase of Madden '06. BB's policy is to refund the value of the item less the value of anything that was bundled with it. So they may simply refund you what you paid for Madden - $15. I suppose there may be ways around it, though the way I can think of would be only quasi-legal.
"Promotional Items and Rebates
Any product that is returned without the promotional item(s) included with the original transaction (e.g., buy TV, get free DVD player; buy TV, get free Gift Card; or buy TV, get DVD player for half off) will have the value of the promotional item deducted from the refund amount. Any product that was purchased when a mail-in rebate was available on the purchase is subject to having the amount of the rebate deducted from the refund amount. "
This sounds nice and precautionary in theory, though I've already returned 3/4 games and all have credited me for the full value of Madden, around $53. So after I return the last copy today, I will have in essence bought the four aforementioned titles for roughly $22.
MaxBiaggi2
08-17-2005, 11:33 AM
I've already returned 3/4 games and all have credited me for the full value of Madden, around $53.
I'm glad it worked out for you this time. I might have to try it if they offer a similar deal in the future. Still, just the idea of buying a new game for $50 (even with the intention of returning it) gives me chills. :D
clariste
08-17-2005, 11:40 AM
I'm glad it worked out for you this time. I might have to try it if they offer a similar deal in the future. Still, just the idea of buying a new game for $50 (even with the intention of returning it) gives me chills. :D
Indeed, it sounded a little risky, as I haven't bought a game for $50 in years and refuse to (I mean, come on). This is why I tested a single round first, without opening the GH title. If the return failed, I could always go back with Madden and GH in hand to get a full refund.
The titles I mainly wanted were Spider-Man 2 and X-Men Legends. RDR I decided to try after hearing mixed reviews...after all, it's less than rental price. And I've been awaiting Killzone's drop to GH, and simply lucked out at one BB after failing at two others.
kill3r7
08-17-2005, 11:45 AM
Sweet deal.
KingofGames
08-17-2005, 12:43 PM
Indeed, it sounded a little risky, as I haven't bought a game for $50 in years and refuse to (I mean, come on).
I can understand not wanting to pay $50 for a sports title or something similar that would plummet in value, but what's that gotta do with buying games and returning them to get more value? There a significant difference between being cheap, not wanting to pay $50 for a game, and taking advantage of a situation to pay around $5 for a game. I'm not quite sure what purpose the statement above serves.
Tromack
08-17-2005, 12:52 PM
Very nice deal. Just Killzone and Spidey 2 would have been a good buy at that price.
I played the entire way through RDR, enjoyed it quite a bit. X-Men Legends OTOH was an utter bore for me.
Just shows that opinions vary.
X-Men Legends was fun if only because I wanted to see higher level mutant powers. The game is horribly repetitive and the ways that you can easily die from falling into a bottomless pit are hellishly annoying.
spiderdog
08-17-2005, 12:56 PM
That Statement serves well especially in CHEAPASSGAMER site you are in.
This sounds nice and precautionary in theory, though I've already returned 3/4 games and all have credited me for the full value of Madden, around $53. So after I return the last copy today, I will have in essence bought the four aforementioned titles for roughly $22.
Did you return it with the receipt? If so, I'd say you found a nice loophole. A bit of trouble, but they can see right on the receipt you got a GH game for $5 as a promotional offer and if they aren't going to subtract the difference from your refund it's their own dumb fault.
clariste
08-17-2005, 02:15 PM
I can understand not wanting to pay $50 for a sports title or something similar that would plummet in value, but what's that gotta do with buying games and returning them to get more value? There a significant difference between being cheap, not wanting to pay $50 for a game, and taking advantage of a situation to pay around $5 for a game. I'm not quite sure what purpose the statement above serves.
I was responding to this statement:
Still, just the idea of buying a new game for $50 (even with the intention of returning it) gives me chills. :D
I am in agreement that $50 is too much to pay for any game.
And yes, I took advantage of the offer to get games for $5, as I already indicated.
Hopefully that clears up the "purpose" of my statement.
clariste
08-17-2005, 02:18 PM
Did you return it with the receipt? If so, I'd say you found a nice loophole. A bit of trouble, but they can see right on the receipt you got a GH game for $5 as a promotional offer and if they aren't going to subtract the difference from your refund it's their own dumb fault.
Yes, I returned them with the receipts. The only indication on the receipt of a promotional offer is "X-Men Legends....19.99 with 15.00 dollars off." They could assume that to be a coupon or something else.
KingofGames
08-17-2005, 02:21 PM
And yes, I took advantage of the offer to get games for $5, as I already indicated.
You're not taking advantage of the offer, as you are returning the initial item that is supposed to be included to get those games for $5. That's called "abusing the system." If you kept Madden, you'd be taking advantage of the offer. Don't you think $20 is cheap enough for a game? You complain about companies charging $50 for a game, but you're more than willing to pull the wool over Best Buy's eyes to get already cheap GH games for $5. Seems pretty low to me.
clariste
08-17-2005, 02:35 PM
You're not taking advantage of the offer, as you are returning the initial item that is supposed to be included to get those games for $5. That's called "abusing the system." If you kept Madden, you'd be taking advantage of the offer. Don't you think $20 is cheap enough for a game? You complain about companies charging $50 for a game, but you're more than willing to pull the wool over Best Buy's eyes to get already cheap GH games for $5. Seems pretty low to me.
We're on two different planes of "taking advantage" here. I was implying that I was abusing the system, taking advantage of it. The advantage to net $5 games without strings is there, so I took it. I can get launch titles for around $20 anytime I like, and if I feel the urge, I will. However, I think $20 is too much for GH titles (or even $15 with GGC/coupon), and deals like this are few and far between. And being as low as I am, I'm willing to extend the labor to reap the benefits, in turn teaching BB to either A) plug their loopholes.....or B) get shit on because of their incompetency. I love my role.
KingofGames
08-17-2005, 02:56 PM
You aren't teaching BB anything. The only thing you're proving is how cheap you are and what lengths you are willing to go to to save $15 on a bunch of GH titles. You must have rather low goals in life to appreciate your role.
clariste
08-17-2005, 04:44 PM
You aren't teaching BB anything. The only thing you're proving is how cheap you are and what lengths you are willing to go to to save $15 on a bunch of GH titles. You must have rather low goals in life to appreciate your role.
If they learn nothing from people doing this, then GREAT. I will continue exploiting and saving. Indeed, I am extremely cheap, and "great lengths" are not what I went to. A few purchases when I drop in BB, and a few returns when I make it back there. Very simple. And saving 75% on those games, it's worth it. Well, Killzone I saved 90% on.
As for my goals...in the realm of video games, there is only one: Spend as little as possible to get everything I want. So far, so good on that one. My life goals are irrelevant, as video games are simply a hobby of mine...an indulgence that I enjoy, though don't take too seriously.
Definitely taking advantage of Best Buy, but he bought the game and returned it with his receipt. He's playing by their rules.
I'm surprised the system doesn't automatically kick $15 off the refund amount. I'd have assumed that would happen and not gone to the trouble to try it myself. Not sure I would do this anyway as you can get any GH game in stock at BB for $15. But this isn't much of a stretch over everyone that went to CC when they had the $5 PH/GH glitch and stocked up. (I know I visited mine to try to do it myself.) Just a little more legwork.
MaxBiaggi2
08-17-2005, 05:14 PM
Everybody hates Best Buy anyway just because of how they abuse demon customers (not to mention the poor relationship with the site here). If almighty BB is going to allow itself to be abused like this, I'm actually quite happy to see it happen. :D
KingofGames
08-17-2005, 05:27 PM
It's against their rules to do such things. If someone brought to their attention what was going on, they wouldn't allow it to happen. I can go to Ralph's and steal from the candy bins because no one is ever watching them. It'd be free candy whenever I wanted it. Is it the right thing to do, simply because Ralph's doesn't guard the candy like a hawk and because I have a craving for candy? Hell no. It's still theft. One day, you all will grow up and realize that it isn't cool/nice/awesome to rip people off, even if you are "playing by their rules." I assure you, someday you'll be exploited in the same manner and you won't appreciate it.
chakan
08-17-2005, 05:35 PM
C'mon, it may be low, but its not theft. Time to pull the bridle in on your moral high horse.
KingofGames
08-17-2005, 05:45 PM
So what would you consider it? Besides being "low," there has to be some kind of legal term for this, as it's definitely against the law. I can understand if you did it by accident or maybe just once, but doing it several times fully knowing you were planning to return the $50 game isn't lawful.
sabin23
08-17-2005, 05:53 PM
clariste: It's been a good month for you at BB! Getting all those games for $22 and also getting Harvest Moon: AWL for just $9.99... You got RZ points on these too, right?
Yesterday, I just paid $10 at TRU for Red Dead Revolver (XB) so good for you... I heard others mentioning the method you did but it sounded too risky for me... Gaming is becoming a very expensive hobby so it's nice to maximize your dollar whenever you can.
jousley
08-17-2005, 06:01 PM
I think I would call "convincing" the cashier that a game is $20 when its not would fall under "theft by deception".
clariste
08-17-2005, 06:15 PM
I think I would call "convincing" the cashier that a game is $20 when its not would fall under "theft by deception".
I believe Sony says Killzone is a GH, go ahead and visit www.playstation.com. There I'm playing by the manufacturer's rules.
clariste
08-17-2005, 06:24 PM
It's against their rules to do such things. If someone brought to their attention what was going on, they wouldn't allow it to happen. I can go to Ralph's and steal from the candy bins because no one is ever watching them. It'd be free candy whenever I wanted it. Is it the right thing to do, simply because Ralph's doesn't guard the candy like a hawk and because I have a craving for candy? Hell no. It's still theft. One day, you all will grow up and realize that it isn't cool/nice/awesome to rip people off, even if you are "playing by their rules." I assure you, someday you'll be exploited in the same manner and you won't appreciate it.
I no way did I steal anything from BB. Show me where the ad for the deal said you cannot return one without the other. In no way is it against their policy to return games. As I said, if they didn't want this to occur, they would have instituted precautionary measures to prevent it. I didn't hear bitching when people bought two GH games in the "2 for $22" deal when they PLANNED on returning one because they only wanted one of the games. But I guess it's all relative.....I guess I saved too much on this deal, huh.
clariste: It's been a good month for you at BB! Getting all those games for $22 and also getting Harvest Moon: AWL for just $9.99... You got RZ points on these too, right?
Yesterday, I just paid $10 at TRU for Red Dead Revolver (XB) so good for you... I heard others mentioning the method you did but it sounded too risky for me... Gaming is becoming a very expensive hobby so it's nice to maximize your dollar whenever you can.
Not all were placed on the RZ card, but some were.
KingofGames
08-17-2005, 09:44 PM
"Promotional Items and Rebates
Any product that is returned without the promotional item(s) included with the original transaction (e.g., buy TV, get free DVD player; buy TV, get free Gift Card; or buy TV, get DVD player for half off) will have the value of the promotional item deducted from the refund amount. Any product that was purchased when a mail-in rebate was available on the purchase is subject to having the amount of the rebate deducted from the refund amount. "
They aren't expecting you to keep this information from them. Next time you do this, be sure to mention that you did use the $5 GH deal and see what they say. If they still allow it, awesome. That's seriously a screw up on their part. The fact that you are returning the game, probably at a different time and to someone who really doesn't know better, is just lame. If you are that hard pressed to spend an extra $15 on a few games, I guess I can't fault you for it.
clariste
08-17-2005, 10:35 PM
"Promotional Items and Rebates
Any product that is returned without the promotional item(s) included with the original transaction (e.g., buy TV, get free DVD player; buy TV, get free Gift Card; or buy TV, get DVD player for half off) will have the value of the promotional item deducted from the refund amount. Any product that was purchased when a mail-in rebate was available on the purchase is subject to having the amount of the rebate deducted from the refund amount. "
They aren't expecting you to keep this information from them. Next time you do this, be sure to mention that you did use the $5 GH deal and see what they say. If they still allow it, awesome. That's seriously a screw up on their part. The fact that you are returning the game, probably at a different time and to someone who really doesn't know better, is just lame. If you are that hard pressed to spend an extra $15 on a few games, I guess I can't fault you for it.
I understand that they have a policy against this. However, a policy is only as good as its enforcers. If they don't enforce it, it's useless. I'm keeping nothing from them, they know this already. It's not my fault if they don't pay attention or enforce it. That's not my role as a customer.
When people get GGC's to work on games under $19.99 by not pointing out what is obvious on the coupon, nobody says, "hey fucker, you're stealing!"
DuelLadyS
08-18-2005, 11:40 AM
"Promotional Items and Rebates
Any product that is returned without the promotional item(s) included with the original transaction (e.g., buy TV, get free DVD player; buy TV, get free Gift Card; or buy TV, get DVD player for half off) will have the value of the promotional item deducted from the refund amount. Any product that was purchased when a mail-in rebate was available on the purchase is subject to having the amount of the rebate deducted from the refund amount. "
They aren't expecting you to keep this information from them. Next time you do this, be sure to mention that you did use the $5 GH deal and see what they say. If they still allow it, awesome. That's seriously a screw up on their part. The fact that you are returning the game, probably at a different time and to someone who really doesn't know better, is just lame. If you are that hard pressed to spend an extra $15 on a few games, I guess I can't fault you for it.
Look, you have to understand this about retail- we, the cashiers, are excepted to know our own policies. We are also expected to pay attention at the registers and follow said policies. If we do not, it is NOT the customer's job to tell us our own job.
I remember taking a return from another branch of our chain, and discovered the cashier mis-rang the purchase, and didn't charge the customer for 3 of the items they wanted to return. The customer insisted the items had to be on that reciept, so there was no chance of one just being lost. Guess what happened? The customer got to keep the items. They were a seasonal item, so I couldn't take them without a proper reciept. It doesn't matter that we both know she never paid. I know my store's policy. I was not allowed to take those items. Basically, the other cashier gave those to her. (What I did do was have my manager call the other store with the employee's info from the reciept, so they could know about the mistake.)
I remember an employee who did a return, and came back a couple days later with reciepts, that showed he'd actually been refunded too much money. He demanded to return the money, since he didn't want to steal from his own store. I sent him to store manager, who told him we can't fix it now, enjoy your extra money. That's how it goes.
The OP had his reciepts. The employees should have been aware of the offer. They missed it. By standard policies, he gets a free ride this time. Assuming there's someone smart in his store's chain somewhere, they're going to see the excessive Madden returns, and make sure the cashiers check for the deal. But the OP really didn't do anything wrong, save for make poorly-trained employees get a lecture on company policies.
Spaceboy176
08-18-2005, 12:06 PM
I agree. Leave the OP alone. It is NOT stealing! He is doing something within the system. Kudos to him for taking advantage of a loophole that BB hasn't closed. I say the cheaper you can get a game for the better. This IS CAG!!!
WolfPac_Ite
08-19-2005, 03:42 AM
I believe it is pretty much stealing. The rules say the promotional item must be returned with the game. It does not matter if they didn't notice.
clariste
08-19-2005, 09:05 AM
I believe it is pretty much stealing. The rules say the promotional item must be returned with the game. It does not matter if they didn't notice.
Then so is...
Printing out 600 illegitimate copies of a $5 off PS2/PSP game at BB because they don't enforce the "no copies" stipulation printed directly on each of the coupons.
PMing an ad that you know is a misprint because they didn't notice.
Taking advantage of glitches on the EBgames website when the wrong prices are posted because they didn't notice.
Using the $20+ GGC on games less than $20 because they didn't notice.
The list goes on...
Yeah, if they "don't notice", it's stealing. Sure. Lotta thieves round here.
elwood731
08-19-2005, 09:25 AM
Then so is...
Printing out 600 illegitimate copies of a $5 off PS2/PSP game at BB because they don't enforce the "no copies" stipulation printed directly on each of the coupons.
PMing an ad that you know is a misprint because they didn't notice.
Taking advantage of glitches on the EBgames website when the wrong prices are posted because they didn't notice.
Using the $20+ GGC on games less than $20 because they didn't notice.
The list goes on...
Yeah, if they "don't notice", it's stealing. Sure. Lotta thieves round here.
Yeah, there are. As mentioned earlier, just because you CAN get away with something, doesn't make it right.
clariste
08-19-2005, 09:30 AM
Yeah, there are. As mentioned earlier, just because you CAN get away with something, doesn't make it right.
And so goes the story, here at Cheap Ass Grifter.
KingofGames
08-19-2005, 12:57 PM
Look, you have to understand this about retail- we, the cashiers, are excepted to know our own policies. We are also expected to pay attention at the registers and follow said policies. If we do not, it is NOT the customer's job to tell us our own job.
I remember taking a return from another branch of our chain, and discovered the cashier mis-rang the purchase, and didn't charge the customer for 3 of the items they wanted to return. The customer insisted the items had to be on that reciept, so there was no chance of one just being lost. Guess what happened? The customer got to keep the items. They were a seasonal item, so I couldn't take them without a proper reciept. It doesn't matter that we both know she never paid. I know my store's policy. I was not allowed to take those items. Basically, the other cashier gave those to her. (What I did do was have my manager call the other store with the employee's info from the reciept, so they could know about the mistake.)
I remember an employee who did a return, and came back a couple days later with reciepts, that showed he'd actually been refunded too much money. He demanded to return the money, since he didn't want to steal from his own store. I sent him to store manager, who told him we can't fix it now, enjoy your extra money. That's how it goes.
The OP had his reciepts. The employees should have been aware of the offer. They missed it. By standard policies, he gets a free ride this time. Assuming there's someone smart in his store's chain somewhere, they're going to see the excessive Madden returns, and make sure the cashiers check for the deal. But the OP really didn't do anything wrong, save for make poorly-trained employees get a lecture on company policies.
Great examples. I fully understand what you are saying. Unfortunately, this has absolutely nothing to do with the situation at hand. The OP wasn't accidentally given something extra. The intention from the get-go was to get the games for $5 a piece. I wonder what would happen if the OP went back with one of the GH games and the original receipt and said, "I forgot to bring this back when I returned my copy of Madden a few days ago." Do you think they'd take it back? More than likely, they'd take it back, or at a bare minimum charge the $20 for it. Like I said, there's a significant difference between an employee making a mistake and purposely doing things that enable the employee to make a mistake.
clariste
08-19-2005, 01:16 PM
Like I said, there's a significant difference between an employee making a mistake and purposely doing things that enable the employee to make a mistake.
And here again I bring to attention...
Using the $5 off coupons at BB....purposely putting the employee into an errored situation.
Using the GGC on non-qualified games....same.
PMing a misprint....same.
My methods are arguably questionable, I'm not denying that.....see my early post where I said "my methods are frowned upon."
But what is interesting is that the same debates don't surface in threads about the aforementioned "advantages" people take ($5 off, GGC, PM...). For some reason my practices are over the line, but the others aren't. It intrigues me.
diaeresis
08-19-2005, 01:23 PM
*shrug*
The worst thing I can say about this is that it's because of people doing this that every coupon reads like a legal contract. But as this demonstrates, customers are not willing to say to themselves, "Gee, Best Buy is rewarding anyone who pays the full price for Madden '06 by offering them a GH game for $5, but that deal is still not compelling enough for me to pay that much, so I'll leave them well enough alone." So I guess everything has the legal print on it anyway. Whoever one blames depends upon how much you believe Best Buy should expect to be taken advantage of by their customers when they offer a deal, which is the attitude that leads to this Devil Customers nonsense in the first place.
The bigger problem I see is this recurring "Get off your moral high horse." Why should he? Are you saying that it's immoral for him to be up there? Then what gives you the right to apply your own morality to others when, as it so often goes, the only sin in your book is applying one's morality to others? (not that they're ever consistent even on this ... watch what happens if a cell-phone driver plows into them ... but let's make believe)
The second one opens their mouth with that objection, they instantly become a hypocrite. Either be a good little relativist and extend others the right to be on a moral high horse if they so choose to live their lives that way (for who are you to tell them otherwise?), or be prepared to state and defend your own alternative moral code.
KingofGames
08-19-2005, 01:24 PM
And here again I bring to attention...
Using the $5 off coupons at BB....purposely putting the employee into an errored situation.
Using the GGC on non-qualified games....same.
PMing a misprint....same.
My methods are arguably questionable, I'm not denying that.....see my early post where I said "my methods are frowned upon."
But what is interesting is that the same debates don't surface in threads about the aforementioned "advantages" people take ($5 off, GGC, PM...). For some reason my practices are over the line, but the others aren't. It intrigues me.
Plenty of people argue about these things. Stop trying to justify your actions simply because you feel the others aren't frowned upon nearly as much.
clariste
08-19-2005, 01:37 PM
Plenty of people argue about these things. Stop trying to justify your actions simply because you feel the others aren't frowned upon nearly as much.
Once again, and it might help if you take notes this time, I posted twice already that my actions are frowned upon, and I accept that....I really just don't care. I expected negativity when I created the OP, and I welcome more of it. None of this is an excuse, as I don't need one to justify my actions. There is no justification here, only discussion. Discussion boards are for "discussing", and that's what's taken place here......a discussion of my bargain and methodology. This forum is partially labeled Bragging Rights, and that's what this is....."a quick gloat for my decent deal."
KingofGames
08-19-2005, 01:43 PM
That's fine. I just don't see your lack of morality as a reason to brag, but do what you will. If you were stricken by poverty and were doing something similar to get free/cheap food, I'd completely understand. Seeing as this is just entertainment and something you have no need for outside of a hobby, I find it to be rather low. I will continue to feel this way and post about it as this is a place of discussion, as you had previously stated. I honestly don't care if you have no remorse for what you've done and it certainly won't stop me from posting.
clariste
08-19-2005, 01:55 PM
This is not a matter of morals for me. It's bargain shopping at its finest. If I was stealing, on the other hand, I'd think otherwise. BB offered this deal by not instituting precautionary measures. Lax enforcement equates to the absence of a policy in the first place. I don't want you to stop posting here. I welcome and appreciate your continued patronage to this thread, it provides me with a slight deal of entertainment, that is when I'm not playing my $5 games.
KingofGames
08-19-2005, 02:17 PM
You better play the shit out of those $5 games. Whatever will you do after that time? Guess you'll have to wait another 6-8 months to find more "awesome" deals.
pimp tyranny
08-19-2005, 02:27 PM
thieves certainly are badasses
clariste
08-19-2005, 02:45 PM
You better play the shit out of those $5 games. Whatever will you do after that time? Guess you'll have to wait another 6-8 months to find more "awesome" deals.
Video games are an occasional retreat for me. These four will keep me busy for a while. 6-8 months??? I suggest you keep up with the boards....deals are around at all times, some more evident than others.
thieves certainly are badasses
I disagree. But since you injected a comment irrelevant to my actions, I shall return the favor:
Idiots certainly are jackasses.
Indiana
08-19-2005, 02:50 PM
i keep wanting to try red dead revolver.. but i can't even use a free BB rental on it.. from what i heard its bad.. but Xmen legends is a great game.
Red dead revolver is a good game. It's short I beat it in like 7 or 8 hours. Maybe less. It was fun and fast paced. But there really is no replay value once you finish it.
It became a victim of one of my many trade 3 get a used game for $5 deals.
WolfPac_Ite
08-22-2005, 12:38 AM
Then so is...
Printing out 600 illegitimate copies of a $5 off PS2/PSP game at BB because they don't enforce the "no copies" stipulation printed directly on each of the coupons.
PMing an ad that you know is a misprint because they didn't notice.
Taking advantage of glitches on the EBgames website when the wrong prices are posted because they didn't notice.
Using the $20+ GGC on games less than $20 because they didn't notice.
The list goes on...
Yeah, if they "don't notice", it's stealing. Sure. Lotta thieves round here.
OK?