Recent content by AnonymousRGE

Exactly! If I didn't like a game, I could say that I didn't like it. If I could recommend a product that was better than the one the customer was interested in, I could offer them that instead. It wasn't about pushing the products the company wanted you to sell--it was about helping the customer...

Er, I wasn't defending EB at all. I actually work at a Rhino (or did, until we were bought out...), so I was defending them--not EB. RGE = Rhino Game Employee

Generally, it's the last copy of a game that isn't sealed. We give out the factory-sealed copies first and the last person to buy the game gets the gutted copy. I don't mind shrink-wrapping if they request a sealed copy, but as a video game fan, I understand (and sympathize!) with the need for a...

That's worth wondering. Are we going to get gift cards from the various contests held earlier this year? How long do we have to cash in our Rhino Dollars? I'd better find all of mine now.

It was this terribly sticky spray that got all over the place. I had to wipe down the counters like mad in order to get it off if it dripped off of the case. Sometimes, the stickers were on so bad, I just had to get an entirely new case. One thing I'm totally not looking forward to after the...

I was by no means defending GameStop, but Rhino Games--which, as KungFuOpera pointed out--does accept games that have been opened as new if returned in the last seven days--even the copies that they have gutted for display.

The reason why the new games are unsealed is because there needs to be one "display" on the store floor. So one game is gutted and the case put on the store floor. When you buy the last copy of a game, you get the gutted, "unsealed" copy. Your copy is still new.

Changes have already started to occur. All stores received a memo last night instructing them to take all "Rhino Dollar" cards and place them back in their boxes, then tape them up and keep them under the counter. After a quick sync of the computers, they were instructed not to use Rhino Dollar...