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So I was in a Gamestop yesterday with a friend of mine that was looking for something, and I was curious so I asked the guy if he had any copied of Uncharted 3 used. Now, I know that this game has an online pass, but stay with me. The guy tells me yah, and that it's 55 bucks. I say to him, man, why would I buy that, the online pass is 10 dollars, and this is how the conversation went from there.
GS employee: "No it doesn't."
Me: "What do you mean, my friend right here has it, and I know for a fact that it has one."
GS employee: "Oh, then it will come with it."
Me: "A used copy will come with the code?"
GS employee: "Yah of course."
Me: "How is that even possible? It's going to be used by the last person that had it."
GS employee: "What do you mean? I don't think this game has an online pass."
Me: "I've seen it, it comes on the back of the manual."
GS employee: "Oh, then we'll just give you another one."
Me: "Another manual?"
GS employee: "Another code, it'll print out on the receipt."
At this point my friend and I just look at each other shake out heads, and literally, sigh. The guy then asks me if I want to buy it, to which I of course say no.
Now, I'm pretty well informed about games and the like, but I shudder to think how often something like this gets passed on to a normal customer on a daily basis.
Just had to rant. Anyone had a similar experience?
GS employee: "No it doesn't."
Me: "What do you mean, my friend right here has it, and I know for a fact that it has one."
GS employee: "Oh, then it will come with it."
Me: "A used copy will come with the code?"
GS employee: "Yah of course."
Me: "How is that even possible? It's going to be used by the last person that had it."
GS employee: "What do you mean? I don't think this game has an online pass."
Me: "I've seen it, it comes on the back of the manual."
GS employee: "Oh, then we'll just give you another one."
Me: "Another manual?"
GS employee: "Another code, it'll print out on the receipt."
At this point my friend and I just look at each other shake out heads, and literally, sigh. The guy then asks me if I want to buy it, to which I of course say no.
Now, I'm pretty well informed about games and the like, but I shudder to think how often something like this gets passed on to a normal customer on a daily basis.
Just had to rant. Anyone had a similar experience?