Recent content by unclenebber

There's no evidence that the Wii U will have a production shortage. The Wii shortage was due to an underestimation of demand. Once they realized the demand was so high there was a chip shortage. It's very likely people will be able to walk into a store and buy a Wii U within a week of...

And I stopped reading the AWD thread for a month because 90 percent of posts were about guys describing their vitas. It got out of hand. There should have been a separate thread for it. And now hopefully it's over. I'll make sure to post pics and details of the vita I buy for maybe 120 in...

What? You mean thousands of bottles of diet coke isn't good for you?

Yeah, I've gotten a few 'Like new' items, that weren't like new. They've never given me a problem returning them.

I've quoted their FAQs. I don't know what else you want. What I'm 'referring' to is their legally binding description of item condition. Get off your soapbox and inform yourself before you purchase things. I didn't make the rules.

Amaxon Warehouse Deals Condition FAQ New - If an item is being sold as "new" on Warehouse Deals, this means that the item has never been removed from the packaging but the packaging has superficial damage. Like New - A "like new"" item sold on Warehouse Deals is in perfect condition, but...

Maybe it 'should'. But IT CLEARLY states in their FAQs 'Good items may have accessories missing.' I don't know how much clearer AWD can be.

Of course there is reason to 'own' an 'inferior' version for collection purposes. If it's more collectible. I have no idea what you mean. Collecting and playing are not related at all. I own terrible games that I would never play, but they're worth money so I keep them.

That's not how it works. You're only reading the description in the item's description. AWD clearly states that items listed as 'very good' and 'good' can have 'accessories' missing. In fact, if you order a 'good' item, don't expect to get anything extra. Only like new items should you...

Some of you guys must have just started buying used video games. Unless it says 'like new' I wouldn't expect anything extra to come with it. "Like new' implies the item is not distinguishable from a 'new' copy. Once an item is listed as 'good' 'acceptable' etc, you should assume that it's...

If they use digital river, don't count on ever receiving your order, and if there is a problem don't count on finding someone who understands what an 'order' a 'game' or 'shipping' are.

See, you're smart.

Battlefield Bad Company 2 (360) - $9.79 Acceptable, $10.59 Good, $12.22 Like New http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B001QXNBJM/ref=sr_1_1_olp?ie=UTF8&m=A2L77EE7U53NWQ&s=generic&qid=1320281305&sr=1-1&condition=used

True, i try not to play 'truly awful games'. PDZ is definitely one of them, however.

Perfect Dark Zero is the worst game I've played this generation. I enjoyed that 'Jumper' game much more.